In a case of Family court, the court had ordered to husband for maintenance as Rs.4500/month though he has been earned salary Rs.5000/month so in this situation, the husband is not satisfied and want to file petition against this order of court to make edition Or stay the order of maintenance in high court. So kindly guide me what are the rules or acts to give maintenance order by court. And how can it be challenged in high court?

In India, the law relating to maintenance is primarily governed by Section 125 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973. Under this provision, if a person having sufficient means neglects or refuses to maintain his wife, children, or parents who are unable to maintain themselves, the Magistrate may order such person to provide for their maintenance.

In your particular case where the Family Court has ordered the husband to pay Rs.4500 per month as maintenance, even though he earns Rs.5000 per month, the order is based on the Court's determination of what is necessary and just in the circumstances of the case.

If the husband is not satisfied with the maintenance order given by the Family Court, he has the option to challenge the order in the High Court. The grounds on which he can challenge the order may include:

1. The quantum of maintenance is excessive or inadequate based on the husband's income and liabilities.
2. There are errors of law in the Family Court's decision.
3. The Family Court failed to consider all relevant evidence or factors in determining the maintenance amount.
4. There is a procedural irregularity that has affected the fairness of the proceedings.

To challenge the maintenance order in the High Court, the husband would need to file a writ petition or appeal, depending on the specific rules and procedures of the High Court where the appeal is being filed. It is advisable for the husband to seek the assistance of a competent lawyer who is well-versed in family law and High Court procedures to effectively challenge the maintenance order.