The Madhya Pradesh High Court stated that a husband must help his wife complete her higher studies and empower herself. The court granted âš15,000 monthly maintenance to a wifeâŚ
Precedent analyses on Section 498A IPC, Section 125 CrPC & BNSS safeguards
A woman reportedly married nine times, and her seventh husband faced a dowry harassment case. Why did the Karnataka High Court quash the criminal proceedings, and what did itâŚ
The Madhya Pradesh High Court stated that a husband must help his wife complete her higher studies and empower herself. The court granted âš15,000 monthly maintenance to a wifeâŚ
The Madras High Court refused a wifeâs plea for maintenance, saying her bedridden and financially weak husband cannot be forced to pay. The Court stressed that Section 125 CrPC isâŚ
Justice Surya Kant of the Supreme Court of India called it an âuncomfortable truthâ that marriage has historically been misused to subjugate women. Speaking on family law trends,âŚ
The Allahabad High Court ruled that sex with a wife above 16 years old before 2017 does not amount to rape. The court cancelled a 2007 conviction, referring to the Supreme CourtâsâŚ
The Delhi High Court ruled that a parent cannot claim Delhi as a childâs âordinary residenceâ after forcibly bringing the child from abroad. The Court ordered the mother to returnâŚ
The Madras High Court ruled that a fatherâs visitation rights must not interfere with his childâs education or emotional well-being. The Court modified the visitation order toâŚ
The Kerala High Court has given bail to a 26-year-old man accused of assaulting and smothering his 19-year-old girlfriend. The Court said medical reports did not show any signs ofâŚ
The Madhya Pradesh High Court granted divorce to a husband falsely accused of infidelity, ruling that anger cannot justify false allegations. The Court held that such baselessâŚ
The Delhi High Court ruled that a wife pressuring her husband to cut ties with his widowed mother and sister amounts to mental cruelty. The Court upheld the husbandâs divorce,âŚ
