The Delhi High Court has agreed to hear a crucial case questioning if Section 498A of the IPC â meant for cruelty by a husband against a wife â can apply to same-sex relationships. Justice Sanjeev Narula has sought responses from Delhi Police and the complainant. NEW DELHI: The Delhi High Court is all setâŚ
The Calcutta High Court quashed a wifeâs criminal case under Section 498A IPC and other laws, ruling that expecting an educated, earning wife to contribute to household expenses or pay EMIs is not cruelty. Justice Ajay Kumar Gupta held that vague and unspecific allegations cannot justify prosecution. WEST BENGAL: The Calcutta High Court, in DrâŚ.
Indiaâs gender laws were designed to protect women â but today, countless innocent men are being destroyed by false cases, biased arrests, and one-sided justice. This is the untold story of how equality lost its meaning when the law stopped being blind to gender. Introduction: The Forgotten Half of Justice India is often celebrated as [âŚ]
The Madhya Pradesh High Court granted divorce to a husband falsely accused of infidelity, ruling that anger cannot justify false allegations. The Court held that such baseless claims amount to cruelty in marriage. Jabalpur: The Madhya Pradesh High Court has made it clear that a wife cannot use anger as an excuse for making falseâŚ
The Delhi High Court ruled that a wife pressuring her husband to cut ties with his widowed mother and sister amounts to mental cruelty. The Court upheld the husbandâs divorce, calling her conduct beyond the âordinary wear and tearâ of married life. Forcing Husband To Leave His Family Is Cruelty: The Delhi High Court hasâŚ
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