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The Delhi High Court, while quashing a false dowry harassment case, cautioned against the growing misuse of 498A IPC. The Court emphasized that innocent relatives of the husband must not suffer due to vague and baseless allegations. NEW DELHI: The Delhi High Court has strongly flagged the increasing misuse of 498A of the Indian PenalâŚ
Through Hrithik Roshanâs case and a recent Delhi High Court ruling, we explore how alimony has turned from support for the needy into entitlement for the privileged. The Celebrity Divorce That Sparked a Debate One of the most talked-about marriage splits in India was the 2014 divorce between interior designer Sussanne Khan and Bollywood starâŚ
Cricketer Yuzvendra Chahal took a cheeky dig at his ex-wife Dhanashree Verma after sharing a Delhi High Court ruling that said âfinancially independent wives cannot demand alimony.â His cryptic post, captioned âMaa Kasam Khao Nahi Paltoge iss decision seh,â quickly went viral. NEW DELHI: Indian cricketer Yuzvendra Chahal stirred social media after posting, and laterâŚ
Delhi High Court ruled that permanent alimony canât be granted just to equalise wealth when both spouses are financially independent. The bench dismissed a senior officerâs plea seeking âš50 lakh, holding that Section 25 of the Hindu Marriage Act protects only a genuinely dependent spouse. NEW DELHI: The Delhi High Court has clearly ruled thatâŚ
The Delhi High Court ruled that a wife has the right to live in her matrimonial home even if her husband is later disowned by his parents. The court clarified that such a house remains a âshared householdâ under the Domestic Violence Act. NEW DELHI: The Delhi High Court has once again upheld the protectionâŚ
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