The Calcutta High Court upheld the manâs conviction, holding that circumstantial evidence sufficiently established responsibility for the womanâs deathâbut would the outcome haveâŚ
Precedent analyses on Section 498A IPC, Section 125 CrPC & BNSS safeguards
A father claimed custody of his young son as his natural guardian, but the Madras High Court ordered him to return the child to the mother. Why was his legal claim rejected, andâŚ
The Calcutta High Court upheld the manâs conviction, holding that circumstantial evidence sufficiently established responsibility for the womanâs deathâbut would the outcome haveâŚ
Can normal marriage disagreements be treated as criminal cruelty under Section 498A? Karnataka High Court says NO â strong remarks expose how ordinary disputes can turn intoâŚ
The Jharkhand High Court set aside the Family Courtâs shared parenting arrangement and granted the father only visitation rights, leaving him sidelined from his childrenâs livesâŚ
Delhi High Court ordered that maintenance under Section 125 CrPC should run from the date of filing of the application, while prolonged proceedings can still result in years ofâŚ
Can a womanâs lifestyle or past photos be used against a husband in a dowry case? The Karnataka High Court raised sharp questions during a hearing that may affect how suchâŚ
The Delhi High Court quashed proceedings against the husbandâs aunt and cousin, ruling that vague allegations and normal family disagreements do not constitute cruelty underâŚ
The Madras High Court acquitted the woman after finding the prosecution failed to prove the âlast seen togetherâ link. While the court rightly insisted on proof rather thanâŚ
Did Hansika Motwani walk away from her marriage without asking for a single rupee in alimony? The Bandra Family Court has now granted divorce, but what exactly happened betweenâŚ
The Bombay High Court placed the infant with the mother due to breastfeeding dependency, raising concerns about whether fathersâ caregiving roles receive fair consideration inâŚ
