The Rajasthan High Court acquitted a husband who had been sentenced to death for allegedly murdering his wife, finding that the prosecution failed to establish a complete andâŚ
Precedent analyses on Section 498A IPC, Section 125 CrPC & BNSS safeguards
An 84-year-old man argued that his pension supported him and his ailing wife, yet he was ordered to pay âš17,000 every month. Why did the Jharkhand High Court reject his appealâŚ
The Rajasthan High Court acquitted a husband who had been sentenced to death for allegedly murdering his wife, finding that the prosecution failed to establish a complete andâŚ
The Madhya Pradesh High Court rejected the wifeâs pleas alleging cruelty and dowry harassment while considering evidence that she had voluntarily left the matrimonial home and wasâŚ
The Chhattisgarh High Court quashed criminal proceedings against a woman accused by her husband of concealing her previous marriage. The Court found that the allegations did notâŚ
The Karnataka High Court held that a husband and wife occupying separate rooms in the same house does not, by itself, establish matrimonial cruelty. However, the Court said theâŚ
A Delhi court acquitted a husband charged under Sections 498A and 304B IPC after finding insufficient evidence of dowry-related cruelty or harassment soon before his wifeâs death.âŚ
The Chhattisgarh High Court held that a husband and his familyâs acquittal under Section 498A IPC does not automatically prevent the wife from proceeding under Section 12 of theâŚ
The Supreme Court has stressed the need to prevent prolonged delays in criminal trials. Under the BNSS framework, statutory timelines apply at the charge-framing stage, includingâŚ
