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Can a spouse secretly record private calls and use them to prove cruelty in a divorce case? The Telangana High Court rejected the husbandâs recordings and also refused to accept his financial and travel recordsâbut why? HYDERABAD: The Telangana High Court has ruled that secretly recording a spouseâs telephone conversations without consent violates the rightâŚ
The Telangana High Court set aside the order directing DNA testing of a minor child in a divorce case, holding that the husband must prove adultery through other evidence. But when scientific evidence is denied, how can a husband realistically prove the truth in private marital disputes? HYDERABAD: Justice Renuka Yara of the Telangana High Court set aside an orderâŚ
A consensual relationship that later failed was converted into criminal prosecution under Section 69 BNS, but the Telangana High Court intervened and quashed the FIR after parties settled the dispute. The ruling raises critical questions on misuse of promise-to-marry provisions and highlights how criminal law can impact men even in consensual relationships. False Promise ofâŚ
The Telangana High Court has ruled that a husbandâs girlfriend cannot be treated as a ârelativeâ under Section 498A IPC and quashed criminal proceedings against her. The Court found no specific allegations to sustain charges under Sections 498A, 354D, 427, or 506 IPC. Hyderabad: The Telangana High Court quashed criminal proceedings against a woman whoâŚ
The Telangana High Court held that a marriage registered under the Hindu Marriage Act is legally void if one party is outside the Actâs scope. Consent, rituals, or registration cannot override statutory exclusionâlaw applies by mandate, not emotion. TELANGANA: The Telangana High Court, through Justice K. Lakshman and Justice Vakiti Ramakrishna Reddy, delivered a clearâŚ
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