Section 36 of SMA : Section 36: Alimony Pendente Lite

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Explanation using Example

Imagine a scenario where Priya and Rohan are undergoing divorce proceedings under the Special Marriage Act, 1954. Priya, who is a homemaker, has filed for divorce but does not have a steady income to support herself and cover the legal costs. She requests the court to order Rohan, who has a well-paying job, to provide financial assistance to cover her legal expenses and maintenance during the proceedings.

The district court, upon reviewing Priya's application and considering Rohan's income, decides it's reasonable for Rohan to pay for Priya's legal expenses and a monthly sum for her support until the divorce is finalized. The court aims to resolve Priya's application for financial support within sixty days of notifying Rohan, ensuring a timely decision on her request for maintenance during the legal process.

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