Lawyer Dies After Cardiac Arrest in Court Nagpur: A veteran lawyer, Ankush Pantawane, aged 64, passed away following a cardiac arrest at the Family Court in Civil Lines on Wednesday. The incident occurred on the court verandah, where Pantawane collapsed and was subsequently rushed to a private hospital. Medical professionals confirmed his death upon arrival. Pantawane was a prominent figure in Nagpur’s legal community, specializing in Family Court matters. He was also the father of Nilesh Pantawane, who serves as the Joint Secretary of the Family Court Bar Association. According to reports, Pantawane had returned to Nagpur late Tuesday night after attending a funeral in Chandrapur. Despite his late arrival, he adhered to his routine and appeared at the court the following day to handle pending cases. The lawyer is survived by his son, daughter-in-law, and extended family. His funeral is scheduled to be held at Mokshadham Ghat on Thursday at 10:30 am. Pantawane’s death has sparked condolences from colleagues and the legal community, highlighting his contributions to the field. The incident underscores the sudden nature of cardiac emergencies, even among individuals who maintain regular health practices. His family has not yet issued further details about the circumstances surrounding his passing, but the court and local authorities have expressed their condolences. The event has also prompted discussions about the importance of health awareness and emergency preparedness, particularly for professionals with demanding schedules. While the exact cause of Pantawane’s cardiac arrest remains under investigation, his case serves as a reminder of the unpredictable nature of health crises.#nagpur #family_court #ankush_pantawane #nilesh_pantawane #mokshadham_ghat

SC: Keep cops out of custody battle of kid The Supreme Court has strongly condemned a family court's decision to involve police in a child custody dispute, calling it "atrocious, unethical and unconstitutional." Justices questioned the jurisdiction of a Bhopal court over Gurgaon police in enforcing child handover. Both doctor parents and their child have been summoned to the Supreme Court for direct interaction. #Supreme_Court #family_court #Court #strongly_condemned #custody_dispute #custody_battle #involve_police #court_decision #Gurgaon_police #Bhopal_court

Hansika Motwani and Sohael Khaturiya granted divorce; no alimony sought, says lawyer Actor Hansika Motwani and businessman Sohael Khaturiya have been granted a divorce by a family court in Mumbai’s Bandra suburb. The development was confirmed by the actor’s lawyer, Adnan Shaikh, according to a report by NDTV. The couple’s separation comes months after speculation about trouble in their marriage began circulating online. In August last year, social media was abuzz with rumours that the two had been living separately for some time. Confirming the development, Shaikh said in a statement, “Our client, Hansika Motwani, has been granted a decree of divorce by the Hon’ble Family Court Bandra. The divorce was granted by mutual consent after both parties acknowledged that the marriage had irretrievably broken down. ”He further added, “Our client had initially approached her now former husband seeking an amicable separation, which ultimately culminated in the present decree. The respondent filed his affidavit before the court today confirming his consent to the dissolution of the marriage. ”Shaikh also clarified that the actor did not seek any financial settlement from her former husband. “It is pertinent to clarify that our client has made no claims whatsoever for alimony or maintenance, as her sole intention was to bring a dignified and peaceful closure to the marriage. The reasons for the breakdown of the relationship were placed before the Hon’ble Court in the petition. Our... #family_court #Sohael_Khaturiya #businessman_Sohael #Hansika_Motwani #Khaturiya_granted #Sohael #Khaturiya #Bandra_suburb #Actor_Hansika #lawyer_Actor

Actor Hansika Motwani and businessman Sohael Khaturiya have finalized their divorce after four years of marriage, according to a family court in Mumbai. The couple, who were married in 2022, have decided to end their relationship without involving alimony in the proceedings. The court granted the divorce on March 11, 2026, marking the conclusion of their union. The decision was confirmed by the Mumbai-based court, which noted that the couple had mutually agreed to dissolve their marriage. No financial compensation or alimony was specified as part of the settlement. Hansika Motwani, known for her work in regional cinema, and Sohael Khaturiya, a businessman, had been married for four years before the divorce was finalized. The couple’s separation has been reported in media outlets, though details about the reasons for their split remain undisclosed. The case highlights the complexities of marital dissolution in India, where legal processes often involve negotiations between parties. The absence of alimony in this case suggests a mutual agreement to avoid financial disputes. Legal experts note that such settlements are common when both parties prioritize privacy and amicable resolution over public scrutiny. The divorce comes amid ongoing discussions about the challenges faced by high-profile couples in balancing personal and professional lives. While the couple’s decision to end their marriage without public conflict has been met with mixed reactions, it underscores the importance of mutual consent in legal separations. The Mumbai court’s role in facilitating the divorce underscores the legal framework available for resolving marital disputes.#family_court #mumbai #hansika_motwani #sohael_khaturiya #divorce_case

Woman not entitled to maintenance if living apart sans valid reason: HC A bench headed by Chief Justice Ramesh Sinha held that the family court’s order showed no illegality or defect warranting interference by the HC. The HC noted that when the husband had filed a petition seeking restitution of conjugal rights, the woman could have returned to her matrimonial home to resume marital life. #Chief_Justice #Justice_Ramesh #Ramesh_Sinha #Sinha_held #valid_reason #sans_valid #bench_headed #family_court #order_showed #defect_warranting
