This section specifies the conditions under which one party is entitled to receive financial support from the other post-termination of the marriage, excluding scenarios involving death.
Maintenance Exclusions: The husband is expressly barred from seeking any form of maintenance and support from the other, covering all possible claims past, present, or future, whether temporary or permanent.
Initiated by Husband: If the divorce is initiated by the husband, the other party is entitled to receive an additional maintenance amount. This amount is defined in the agreement and is paid over a set number of months beyond the initial maintenance period.
Fixed-Term Maintenance: Upon marriage termination, one party is entitled to receive a fixed monthly maintenance amount for a predetermined period. This is set regardless of the termination cause, except in the case of death.
Condition-Based Extension: If a specific condition (e.g., pregnancy) is met at the time of marriage termination, the maintenance payments are to be extended until a specific event occurs (e.g., the birth of a child).
Monthly Payments: The maintenance amount is to be paid monthly. The agreement specifies the total sum for the initial fixed period and the extended period, outlining the duration and total amount payable.
Adjustment for Special Conditions: Provisions are made for adjusting the maintenance terms based on specific conditions existing at the time of marriage termination, ensuring fairness and consideration of unforeseen circumstances.