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4 Concept Maps
Family Justice System — Chapter Overview
The map in words
- Family Justice System
- Personal Laws
- Hindu Law
- Hindu Marriage Act 1955
- Hindu Succession Act 1956
- Hindu Minority and Guardianship Act 1956
- Hindu Adoptions and Maintenance Act 1956
- Muslim Law
- Uncodified Sharia
- Dissolution of Muslim Marriage Act 1939
- Triple Talaq Act 2019
- Christian Law
- Indian Divorce Act 1869
- Christian Marriage Act 1872
- Parsi Law
- Parsi Marriage and Divorce Act 1936
- Special Marriage Act 1954
- Hindu Law
- Family Courts
- Established by Family Courts Act 1984
- Jurisdiction
- Nullity of Marriage
- Divorce and Separation
- Maintenance
- Custody and Guardianship
- Role of Lawyers
- Limited Role
- Amicus Curiae
- Role of Counsellors
- Promote Settlement
- Gender Sensitivity Issues
- Marriage and Divorce
- Valid Marriage Conditions
- Age
- Monogamy
- Prohibited Relationships
- Sound Mind
- Religious Ceremonies
- Void and Voidable
- Divorce Theories
- Guilt Theory
- Fault Theory
- Mutual Consent
- Irretrievable Breakdown
- Valid Marriage Conditions
- Child Rights
- Right to Education Article 21A
- Right to Health
- Right to Shelter
- Child Labour Laws
- POCSO Act 2012
- Juvenile Justice Act 2015
- Adoption and Guardianship
- Hindu Adoption Act 1956
- Guardians and Wards Act 1890
- Natural Guardians
- Testamentary Guardians
- Certified Guardians
- Succession
- Intestate Succession
- Hindu Succession Act 1956
- Muslim Religious Texts
- Indian Succession Act 1925
- Testamentary Succession
- Will and Testament
- Intestate Succession
- Violence Against Women
- PWDVA 2005
- Civil Law
- Protection Orders
- Protection Officers
- Service Providers
- POSH Act 2013
- Vishakha Guidelines
- Internal Complaints Committee
- PWDVA 2005
- Personal Laws
Family Justice System — Complete Chapter Overview
The map in words
- Family Justice System
- Personal Laws
- Hindu MSGA Acts 1955-56
- Muslim Shariat uncodified
- Christian Marriage Act 1872
- Parsi Marriage Act 1936
- Special Marriage Act 1954
- Article 44 Uniform Civil Code
- Family Courts Act 1984
- Goal RSC
- Reduce formality
- Speed justice
- Conciliation
- Durga Bai Deshmukh 1953
- Lawyers limited
- Counselors preferred
- Goal RSC
- Marriage
- Conditions AMPS-R
- Age
- Monogamy
- Prohibited relations
- Sound mind
- Ceremonies
- Void Marriage SPB
- Sapinda
- Prohibited
- Bigamy
- Voidable Marriage ICPU
- Impotency
- Consent fraud
- Pre-pregnancy
- Unsound mind
- Conditions AMPS-R
- Divorce
- Theories
- Guilt theory
- Fault theory
- Mutual Consent
- Irretrievable Breakdown
- Grounds
- Adultery
- Cruelty
- Desertion
- Unsound mind
- Theories
- Child Rights
- Education Article 21A
- Health Article 21
- Child Labour Article 24
- POCSO 2012
- Juvenile Justice 2015
- Violence Against Women
- PWDVA 2005
- POSH Act 2013
- Vishakha Guidelines 1997
- Succession
- Intestate Hindu Class I II Agnates Cognates
- Muslim 1 third by will
- Indian Succession Act Christians Parsis
- Personal Laws
Family Justice System — Chapter Overview
The map in words
- Family Justice System
- Family Laws
- Hindu Laws
- Hindu Marriage Act 1955
- Hindu Succession Act 1956
- Hindu Minority and Guardianship Act 1956
- Hindu Adoptions and Maintenance Act 1956
- Muslim Law
- Uncodified Sharia
- Dissolution of Muslim Marriage Act 1939
- Christian Law
- Indian Divorce Act 1869
- Indian Christian Marriage Act 1872
- Parsi Law
- Parsi Marriage and Divorce Act 1936
- Universal Laws
- Special Marriage Act 1954
- Guardians and Wards Act 1890
- Section 125 CrPC
- Hindu Laws
- Family Courts
- Family Courts Act 1984
- Objectives
- Reduce Formality
- Speed Justice
- Conciliation
- Jurisdiction
- Nullity of Marriage
- Maintenance
- Custody and Guardianship
- Conjugal Rights
- Marriage and Divorce
- Conditions
- Age
- Monogamy
- Ceremonies
- Prohibited Relationships
- Sound Mind
- Theories of Divorce
- Guilt Theory
- Fault Theory
- Mutual Consent
- Irretrievable Breakdown
- Conditions
- Child Rights
- Right to Education
- Right to Health
- Right to Shelter
- Protection from Child Labour
- Protection from Sexual Abuse
- Juvenile Justice
- Property and Succession
- Intestate Succession
- Testamentary Succession
- Inheritance Rights
- Violence Against Women
- PWDVA 2005
- POSH Act 2013
- International Framework
- Family Laws
Family Justice System in India
The map in words
- Family Justice System in India
- Family Laws in India
- Family Courts
- Marriage
- Divorce
- Child Rights
- Adoption and Guardianship
- Property and Succession
- Violence Against Women
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What are the important topics in Family Justice System for CBSE Class 11 Legal Studies?
Key topics in Family Justice System include Nature of Family Laws in India, Human Rights and Gender Perspective in Family Laws, Institutional Framework — Family Courts, Role of Lawyers and Counselors — Gender Issues. Study these first, then practise questions on each for Class 11 exams.
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The 4 maps show how the ideas in Family Justice System connect: Family Justice System — Chapter Overview; Family Justice System — Complete Chapter Overview. Each map is also written out as an outline on this page.
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- CBSE Official — cbse.gov.in
- National Education Policy 2020 — education.gov.in
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