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Wife Cannot Accuse Her Husband Of Criminal Trespass For Entering His Own House: Karnataka High Court Stays Wife’s 9th Case U/S 447 IPC
High Court Jul 16, 2026 0

Wife Cannot Accuse Her Husband Of Criminal Trespass For Entering His Own House: Karnataka High Court Stays Wife’s 9th Case U/S 447 IPC

The husband owns the flat and walked in to get his things. Wife’s ninth case against husband accused him of trespassing into his own home. The Karnataka High Court finally stepped in and said a husband can’t trespass into a home he owns. BENGALURU: A husband entered a flat that was owned by him, or…

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Wife’s False 498A & 323 IPC Assault Claims After 9 Years Of Unhappy Marriage Collapse: Delhi Court Discharges Husband After Divorce Settlement U-Turn
Latest News Jul 11, 2026 0

Wife’s False 498A & 323 IPC Assault Claims After 9 Years Of Unhappy Marriage Collapse: Delhi Court Discharges Husband After Divorce Settlement U-Turn

Did a failed mutual-consent divorce settlement lead to a criminal case against the husband? A Delhi court found serious contradictions in the wife’s allegations and discharged him from both cruelty and hurt charges. NEW DELHI: A Delhi court has discharged a husband from offences under Sections 498A and 323 of the Indian Penal Code after…

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498A Misuse | “General Marital Allegations And Simple Injury Not Enough For Criminal Trial”: Delhi Court Discharges Husband
Latest News Jul 10, 2026 0

498A Misuse | “General Marital Allegations And Simple Injury Not Enough For Criminal Trial”: Delhi Court Discharges Husband

Can allegations of impotence, health issues, dowry articles and one simple injury automatically become a 498A and assault case? A Delhi Court said the material did not show grave suspicion and discharged the husband from the case. NEW DELHI: A Delhi Court has discharged a husband from a criminal case under Sections 498A and 323…

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Man Winning Divorce On Cruelty Grounds Not Enough To End Wife’s DV Case: Allahabad High Court Holds Divorce Decree Does Not Absolve Husband’s Liabilities Under DV Act
High Court Jul 9, 2026 0

Man Winning Divorce On Cruelty Grounds Not Enough To End Wife’s DV Case: Allahabad High Court Holds Divorce Decree Does Not Absolve Husband’s Liabilities Under DV Act

Can a husband’s divorce victory on cruelty grounds quash the wife’s DV case? Allahabad High Court said No. Even if the husband has obtained divorce on cruelty grounds, that alone is not enough to quash the wife’s domestic violence complaint at the initial stage. LUCKNOW: The Allahabad High Court, Lucknow Bench, through Justice Brij Raj…

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