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(A) A directory provisions or a mere matter of form

(B) Fundamental principles

(C) Essence of the transaction

(D) All the above

(A) A directory provisions or a mere matter of form

(A) Under the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955, the husband can claim maintenance.

(B) Unchaste wife can live separate and claim maintenance under the Hindu Adoptions and Maintenance Act, 1956.

(C) Under the Hindu Adoptions and Maintenance Act, 1956, father-in-law is personally liable to pay maintenance to the widowed daughter-in-law.

(D) The term 'maintenance' under the Hindu Adoption and Maintenance Act, 1956 does not include marriage expenses of unmarried daughter.

(A) Under the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955, the husband can claim maintenance.

(A) Section 3(b)

(B) Section 3(c)

(C) Section 3(e)

(D) Section 3(g)

(D) Section 3(g)

(A) 2 years

(B) 6 months

(C) 1 years

(D) 18 months

(C) 1 years

(A) Entitled to an interest in which his father is a coparcener

(B) Not entitled to an interest in which his father is a coparcener

(C) Mayor may not be entitled to an interest in which his father is a coparcener

(D) Entitlement of interestis discretionary to the Court

(B) Not entitled to an interest in which his father is a coparcener

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