Familylaw Project Topics

CHANAKYA NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY “FAMILY LAW – I PROJECT TOPICS” B.A. LL.B (Hons.) 2nd Year, 3rd Semester Roll No. 2101 2102 2103 2104

Name AANCHAL SRIVASTAVA ABHAY ANAND ABHILASHA ABHISHEK TIWARI

Title Maintenance as a measure of Social Justice Adultery as a ground for Divorce Validity of Child Marriage under Personal Law

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AKSHITA THAPA

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ALOK KUMAR

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ALPESH KUMAR AMEYA PRIYA AMRITA CHOUDHARY ANKIT NATH JHA ASAD ANWER ASHUTOSH KUMAR AYUSH KUMAR CHITRAGUPTA SHARAN DAKSHITA DUBEY DIKSHA RAJ DIVYA RAUNAK

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HARSHITA SHUKLA KINJAL KEYA KUMAR SANJEEV KUMAR UTSAV MANI RAJ

Difference between Judicial separation and Divorce Maneka Gandhi Vs Indira Gandhi(AIR 1984Del428) Restitution of conjugal rights Divorce by Mutual Consent

2125 2126

MANOJ KUMAR MD JUNAID IMAM

A critical analysis of Triple talaq cases. Issue of Custody in Matrimonial Disputes

2128 2129 2130

NAMAN PRAKASH NAVYA SHIKHA NIHAL SWARAJ PAL

Seema v. Ashwani Kumar (2006) 2 SCC 578 Sitabai v Ramachandra: Case analysis Voidable Marriages under Hindu Law

Constitutional validity of restitution of conjugal rights Saiyad Rashid Ahmed Vs Anisa Khatun (AIR 1932 PC 25) Chand Patel v. Bismillah Begum 1 (2008) DMC 588 (SC) Registration under Special Marriage Act, 1954. Hindu Marriage: Sacrament or Contract Padmaja Sharma vs Ratan Lal Sharma "Matrimonial Laws and Gender Inequality in India" Adultry and its recent decriminalisation Family Courts in India: An Analysis Customary Practices and Hindu Marriage Act, 1955. Jurisdiction and Procedure in Matrimonial Cases Presumption of Paternity and DNA Testing Maintenance for Live-in-Partner Historical Development of Matrimonial Laws in India

Child Custody

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NIKHIL BHARTI NIKITA MUKESH

Post Divorce Rights of Women Effects of adoption according to Hindu adoption and maintenance act, 1956.

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OM PRAKASH SINGH

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PALLAV KUMAR PANKAJ KUMAR

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PRIYA SINGH PURVI RADHIKA PRASAD RAJNISH PRAKASH RAJU KUMAR

Ms. Githa Hariharan & Anr. Vs. Reserve Bank of India & Anr Khazan Singh Vs Union of India(AIR 1980Del.60) Types of Dower and effects of Non-payment of Dower. Desertion under Personal Law Status of illegitimate child under Hindu law Muslim Law on Custody and Guardianship Uniform Civil Code

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RIDHI RANJAN

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RISHAV RAJ

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RUDRAKSH KUMAR PANDEY SACHIN KUMAR

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SADAF YAHYA

Child marriage: A legal view & reality. Status of Wife and Children in a Marriage not properly solemnized: Loopholes & Need for Reform

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SAGAR SANJAY

Infirmities in Special Marriage Act 1954

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SAHIL VERMA SAJAL SANATAN SATYAM KUMAR OJHA SATYAM SRIVASTAVA SAURAV KUMAR SHADMAN SHAMIM SHALINI BHATT

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SHASHI BHUSHAN SHASHWAT MISHRA SHAURYA SHUKLA SHIKHA SHARMA SHIVANGI SINHA SHREYA ROUSHAN

Dastane vs Dastane Maintenance to Second Wife Rights of Second Wife in Bigamous Marriage Adoption-The Present Law Marital Rape as a ground for Divorce Option of puberty under Muslim Law Legitimacy of children under void and voidable marriage Schools of Hindu Law Sarla Mudgal Vs Union of India(1995) 3 SCC 635 Same Sex Marriage Naven Kohli Vs Neelu Kohli (AIR 2006 SC 1675) Savitaben Vs State of Gujrat(AIR 2005 SC1809) Domestic Violence as a ground of Divorce?

Hindu Marriage: Sacrament or Contract Right of Adoption to all religious communities: A Constitutional perspective Making Family and Nation: Hindu Marriage Law in Early Postcolonial India Bigamy as ground for Divorce

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SHRUTI

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SHUBH GAUTAM

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SIMRAN PARMAR SUBHANGI ANAND SINGH SUPRIYA GUPTA TANUSHKA SHUKLA TANUSHREE

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YASH RAJ BHAVYA TEWARI YUG NIRMAN ABHIJEET KUMAR CHOUDHARY

Discriminatory divorce laws in India. Repudiation of marital tie at the instance of Muslim Wife Maintenance of Wife under Muslim Law Intercountry adoption Marriage under Parsi Law Joint custody of children in india Marital Status based Discrimination-A peep into Personal Law Grounds of Judicial separation Maintenance of Parents Harvinder KaurVs HarminderSingh (AIR 1984Del 66) Divorce under Special Marriage Act

CHANAKYA NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY “FAMILY LAW – I PROJECT TOPICS” BBA LL.B (Hons.) 2nd Year, 3rd Semester Roll No. 2202

Name

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ABHIJEET ABHISHEK KUMAR DEV ABHISHEK MOHANDAS NAIR ADITHYAN BIJOY ADITI ANAND ADITI GUPTA ADITYA PRATAP SINGH AKANKSHA DHYANI AKASH DEEP AKSHITA AMIT KUMAR

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ANANYA GARG ANUSHKA GUPTA APRAJITA ARYAN ANAND

Samar Ghosh v. Jaya Ghosh 2007 (3)SCJ253 Legal perspective on incest relationship in India Fault ground of divorce. Post Divorce Marriage pending Appeal Irretrievable Break down of Marriage as ground of divorce

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ASHUTOSH SINGH

Sources of Hindu Law

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Nullity of Marriage

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AYUSH AMAR PANDEY AYUSH KUMAR

2221 2222 2223

BANDITA GYANESH TIWARY HARSH SRIVASTAVA

Judicial Separation NIKAH Whether Sikh Community is included under Hindu Marriage Act?

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HRITIKA JAIN ADITI BANERJEE

Sources of Muslim Law Schools of Hindu Law

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AAYUSHI JHA

Title Uniform Civil Code is a binding obligation under International and Domestic Law Converting to Muslim faith to commit Polygamy Divorce by Mutual consent under HMA, 1955. Lila Gupta Vs Laxmi Narain (AIR 1978 SC 1351) Matrimonial Laws and Gender Inequalities Right to matrimonial home. Sushila Gothala Vs State of Rajasthan(AIR 1996SC 90) Mahr Rights of Women in Bigamous Marriages Khyar-ul-bulug(Option of Puberty) Presumption of Parenting and DNA Testing

Speedy disposal of Matrimonial Cases

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KAUSHKI SHARMA

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KHUSHI CHOUDHARY KUMAR RAUSHAN KUSHAGRA AGNIHOTRI KUSHAGRA KUNDAN

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LAKSHMI KUMARI MADHUKAR ANAND MANISH KUMAR NEHA KUMARI NIDHI KUMARI NIDHI PRAKRITI NIHARIKA KUMARI NIKHIL HANS NILESH BELIRAYA K NISHANT ARYAMAN POOJAL AGARWAL PRAGYA UPADHYAY PRATEEK KHANDELWAL PREKSHA PREYA PRINCE RAJ PRIYA MALHOTRA PRIYANSH PRIYADARSHI RAJU RANJAN REKHA KUMARI RISHABH GUPTA RISHAV AGARWAL RITTIK PRAKASH SAKSHI PRIYA SAURABH AGRAWAL SAURABH KUMAR SEVAL JAIN SHASHANK SHEKHAR SHOURYA SHUBHAM SHREY SHALIN

Live-in-relationship Bigamous Hindu Marriages. Marriage under Hindu Law Cruelty as a ground for divorce? Adoption- Fundamental Changes brought about by Hindu Maintenance Act, 1956 Need for unification of divorce under HMA,1955. Marriage under Muslim Law Divorce under Parsi Law Marriage under Special Marriage Act Judicial Separation under Special Marriage Act Divorce under Muslim law AIDS as a Ground for Divorce 'Comparative study on personal laws' Muta Marriage Adoption laws in India. Prohibition of Child Marriage Schools of Muslim Law Uniform Civil Code Essential Conditions of a Valid Hindu Marriage Marital rights of Hindu woman Hindu Marriage: The Journey from Sacrament to Contract Sarla Mudgal V UOI Legitimacy of Children under Void and Voidable Marriage Consent theory of Divorce Natural Guardian under Hindu Law Matrimonial Rights and Obligations under Hindu Law Matrimonial Rights and Obligations under Muslim Law Guardianship under muslim law Right to Matrimonial Home No Fault theory of Divorce Registration of Marriage in light of Seema vs Ashwani Kumar Family Courts and Gender Justice Divorce under Hindu Marriage Act Registration under Special Marriage Act

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SHUBHAM RAJ SRISHTI SARRAF SYED HASSAN SHAHBAZ

Conditions for a Hindu Marriage (Sec. 5), HMA, 1955 Prohibition of Child Marriage Act, 2006 Desertion as a ground for Divorce

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UDI PRAKASH UTKARSH RAJ VAIBHAV JALAN VAIBHAV VISHAL VISHAL KUMAR SHIVAM SHRESHTHA SHRIYAM ARVIND

Validity of Triple Talaq Harvinder Kaur Vs Harminder Singh(AIR 1984Del 66) Hindu Marriage Act 1955- Fundamental Changes brought by it Yousuf Rawther Vs Sowaramma (AIR 1971 Kerala 7201) Lilly Thomas Vs Union of India(AIR 2000 SC 1650) Custody of Minor Marital Rape as a ground for divorce.