Wives who separate from their husbands will not be entitled to maintenance payments from their ex-husbands if they later have a relationship with another man, an Indian high court judge has ruled.
He added that when a woman enters a sexual or romantic relationship with a man, she becomes his financial responsibility: "If she wants to live in a relationship with another man, she may be entitled to maintenance from him and not from the former husband".
Ucas sends a copy of the Student Money Manual to all applicants, or you can download a copy at themoneycharity.org.uk What you're entitled to Maintenance grants offer a share of up to £3,387 in England or £3,475 in Northern Ireland per year for family incomes of up to around £40k.
Phew, because, read another way, their remarks could be seen as an indictment of the Jewish woman nobody likes: the whiny, spoiled, entitled, high-maintenance, overly-dependent-on-her-parents Jewish American Princess, or "JAP".
Tukeer Hussain, a 17-year-old sixth-form student from Birmingham, is one of those who would have been entitled to a maintenance grant but will now have to pay back a maintenance loan.
"Yes, we would be entitled to more maintenance and more money.
He contended she was entitled to a maintenance allowance for only 3 months as prescribed by Muslim personal law.
If your household income - that is, your parents income, unless you are a mature student - is below £50,020, you will be entitled to a maintenance grant.
A student living away from home outside of London is entitled to a maintenance loan from the Student Loans Company of anything up to £5,500 per year.
