HUSBAND CAN’T AVOID MAINTENANCE BY MERELY PRONOUNCING TRIPLE TALAQ : JAMMU AND KASHMIR HIGH COURT
Recent court rulings uphold that husbands cannot avoid post-divorce maintenance obligations by merely pronouncing triple talaq.
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