The Court recognised the considerable hardships faced by the young mother attending the divorce proceeding with her infant, who requires ongoing medical care. The Bombay High Court on Monday imposed a cost of ₹1 lakh on a man for opposing his estrang...
Read MoreThe Karnataka High Court affirmed that an FSL report from a private laboratory cannot be disregarded without proper evaluation and requires substantial justification for rejection. This statement was made in response to multiple criminal petitions fi...
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The Rajasthan High Court upheld a 22-year-old Sessions Court ruling stating that a sister-in-law inviting her brother’s wife to her home and arguing with her does not amount to dowry-related cruelty. Justice Arun Monga was hearing a petition challeng...
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The Centre said that it is not as if a woman’s consent is obliterated by marriage, but only that consent violations within marriage would not attract rape law; there are other remedies. The Union government filed an affidavit in the Supreme Cou...
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In a significant ruling, the Punjab and Haryana High Court clarified that the maintenance provision under Section 125 CrPC should not be exploited by able-bodied wives who willingly choose not to seek employment. Justice Nidhi Gupta made this observa...
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The Punjab and Haryana High Court has established an important precedent by ruling that social media evidence can be considered in assessing adultery claims during interim maintenance proceedings. Justice Sumeet Goel stated that family courts are emp...
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The High Court upheld a family court’s decision to dismiss a woman’s plea for interim or final maintenance from her husband. The Punjab and Haryana High Court recently emphasized that the maintenance provision under Section 125 of the Criminal ...
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Single-judge Justice Manish Pitale made the observation while granting anticipatory bail to a man arrested by the Pune police in a rape case. On Thursday, the Bombay High Court declared that a married woman cannot claim that she was deceived into con...
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The Madras High Court recently granted a divorce to the husband, ruling that a wife’s threats to commit suicide constitute cruelty. Justice S. Srimathy noted that within just 8 months of marriage, the husband had written letters to his mother d...
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The Supreme Court reiterated that there is no limitation on quashing criminal proceedings even after a charge sheet has been filed. A bench comprising Justices PS Narasimha and Pankaj Mithal made this observation while quashing a domestic cruelty cas...
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