Prithwish Ganguli Legal Blog
RSS FeedThis blog by Prithwish Ganguli provides clear, practical, and up-to-date insights into Indian law. It covers a wide range of legal areas including criminal law, cyber law, consumer law, constitutional law, forensic analysis, and procedural law, along with other important legal developments.
Designed to simplify complex legal issues, the blog offers reliable guidance on topics such as bail, FIR procedures, cybercrime, digital evidence, consumer disputes, and legal rights under Indian statutes.
Focused primarily on Indian law, with practical relevance to Kolkata and beyond, this platform aims to promote legal awareness and informed decision-making.
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Recent Posts
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Rajnesh vs Neha (2020): Supreme Court Guidelines on Maintenance Explained
Discover the landmark Supreme Court guidelines on maintenance from the Rajnesh vs Neha (2020) case. Learn about mandatory financial disclosure, determining maintenance quantum, and how an experienced divorce lawyer in Kolkata can help navigate matrimonial disputes.
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Can Your Private Car Be Seized for Election Duty? Know Your Legal Rights in India
Can the government seize your private car for election duty? No — private vehicles cannot be arbitrarily requisitioned under Indian law. This guide explains Section 160 of the Representation of the People Act, legal restrictions, court rulings, and what you should do if your car is stopped during elections.
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How to Get Divorce Quickly in Kolkata in 2026 – Fast-Track Mutual Consent Guide
Want a quick divorce in Kolkata in 2026? Mutual Consent Divorce under Section 13B of the Hindu Marriage Act is still the fastest route — and the 6-month cooling-off period can be waived. This step-by-step guide covers the fast-track waiver strategy, Kolkata checklist, airtight MoU drafting, digital courts, and realistic timelines (1–2 months possible).
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Does Wife Get 50% Property After Divorce in India? (2026 Legal Position)
No — there is no automatic "50% property share" rule for wives after divorce in India. Unlike community property laws in some Western countries, Indian law treats assets based on individual ownership, contributions, and judicial discretion under the Hindu Marriage Act and other statutes. This guide explains the 2026 position on property division, alimony benchmarks, exceptions, and what a wife can actually claim.