SC: UGC Regulations Override State Law on Forming Search Committees For University VC Appointments  ||  SC: State Cannot Deny Regularisation to Long-Serving Contract Staff Appointed Through Due Process  ||  Supreme Court: Patients Cannot Claim Unproven Medical Treatments as a Matter of Right  ||  SC: Polluting Company’s Turnover May Be Considered While Fixing Environmental Damage Compensation  ||  Delhi HC: Dacoity Convicts U/S 395 IPC Cannot Claim Benefit under the Probation of Offenders Act  ||  Bombay HC: An Adopted Child’s Caste is Considered the Same as That of the Adoptive Parents  ||  Calcutta High Court: 18-Month Delay in Delivering a Judgment Alone is Not Sufficient to Set it Aside  ||  Punjab & Haryana High Court: ED Can Arrest Individuals Even if FIRs are Added to the ECIR Later  ||  SC: Menstrual Health is a Fundamental Right under Article 21; Orders Free Sanitary Pads in Schools  ||  Supreme Court: Industrial Court is the Proper Forum to Decide Issues Relating to Contract Labour    

Karnataka High Court: "Unable to Maintain" Doesn't Mean Person Has to be a 'Destitute' - (29 May 2018)

Karnataka High Court has observed that words “unable to maintain herself” in S. 125 of CrPC cannot be interpreted to mean that the person has to be “a destitute, or physically so disabled as to be unable to earn a living, or incapable of earning”.

Tags : KARNATAKA HIGH COURT   MAINTENANCE  

Share :        

Disclaimer | Copyright 2026 - All Rights Reserved