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Legal Question: Daughter-in-Law Not Bound to Maintain in-Laws, Allahabad Hc
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The Allahabad High Court, in a landmark judgment, said that Section 125 of the CrPC, which is now Section 144 of the Indian Judicial Security Code (BNSS), under which a daughter-in-law is not legally bound to maintain her in-laws. The court also said that the argument related to the succession of the deceased son's property does not come under the purview of maintenance proceedings. In a recent order, Justice Madan Pal Singh had claimed during t…
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