Supreme Court of India
Manoj Yadav v. Pushpa @ Kiran Yadav
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Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973: c s. 125 - Maintenance to wife - Order of High Court awarding maintenance of Rs.4,0001-per month - Challenged by the husband contending that by a State amendment in State of Madhya Pradesh to s.125, the maximum amount as maintenance is Rs. 30001- HELD: Respondent granted time 0 to challenge constitutional validity of the State amendment - States of Maharashtra, Tripura and West Bengal are stated to have, by State laws, fixed a maximum limit of Rs. 15001- as maintenance uls 125 - In prima facie opinion of the Court, such laws are unconstitutional being
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