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Parents, married sisters or distant relatives named in a 498A or Section 85 BNS case? Know arrest safeguards, anticipatory bail, quashing grounds, evidence and latest Supreme Court rulings. NEW DELHI: A matrimonial dispute may begin between a husband and wife. The FIR, however, sometimes travels much further. Parents are named. A married sister living separately […]
Punjab and Haryana High Court granted bail to a wife accused of abetment to suicide after her husband was found dead in a canal following a marital dispute. The Court held that abetment to suicide cannot be presumed from mere harassment allegations and requires clear evidence of intent and mens rea. CHANDIGARH: In a case…
In a case arising from a matrimonial dispute, the Bombay High Court rejected anticipatory bail sought by the husband’s parents. The Court held that serious allegations, prima facie evidence, and the need for custodial interrogation outweighed claims of reconciliation. The order makes it clear that attempts to save a marriage cannot dilute criminal scrutiny in…
The Kerala High Court questioned why an unmarried man’s consensual relationships should be used to deny bail. The Court examined consent, conduct, and legal standards while reserving orders on MLA Rahul Mamkootathil’s bail plea. KOCHI: The Kerala High Court on Wednesday raised a key legal question while hearing the bail plea of MLA Rahul Mamkootathil…
A Kerala court has denied bail to a woman accused of abetment of suicide after a man she publicly accused in a viral video ended his life.The case raises serious questions on social media trials, unchecked allegations, and the silent cost borne by men before due process. Deepak Viral Bus Video & Suicide:: A Kerala…
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