Section 146 of BNSS : Section 146: Alteration in allowance.
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Explanation using Example
Example 1:
Ravi and Priya were married for 10 years before they decided to get a divorce. The court ordered Ravi to pay Priya a monthly maintenance allowance of ₹20,000 under Section 144. After a year, Ravi lost his job and his financial situation worsened. Ravi approached the Magistrate with proof of his changed circumstances. The Magistrate, considering Ravi's new financial condition, decided to reduce the monthly maintenance allowance to ₹10,000.
Example 2:
Sunita was receiving a monthly maintenance allowance of ₹15,000 from her ex-husband, Rajesh, as ordered under Section 144. Sunita later remarried. Rajesh approached the Magistrate with proof of Sunita's remarriage. The Magistrate, satisfied with the evidence, cancelled the maintenance order from the date of Sunita's remarriage.
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