Husband Raising 2 Minor Children Alone, Cannot Be Dragged For Wife’s Convenience: Supreme Court Cancels Wife’s Transfer Plea
Can a matrimonial case be shifted only for the wife’s convenience when the husband is raising two minor children? Supreme…
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Dowry Death Case | Mere Non-Communication With Wife For 13 Days Not Cruelty: Supreme Court Quashes Husband’s 498A Conviction In Wife’s Suicide Matter
Can WhatsApp silence alone prove cruelty against the husband? The Supreme Court held that not sending WhatsApp messages is not…
Child Custody Wars Can’t Become Weapons: Supreme Court Lays Down New Rules and Principles for the Psychological Evaluation of Children
The Supreme Court ruled that a child cannot become an object of continuous forensic scrutiny in litigation between parents, especially…
Post-Conviction Compounding Permissible To Secure Complete Justice Under Article 142: Supreme Court Acquits Husband After Reconciliation With Wife
After a 15-year legal battle, the couple informed the Supreme Court that they had resumed living together peacefully. The Court…
Husband Is Not A Prisoner; Relationship Cannot Be Forced By Judicial Proceedings & Courts: Supreme Court Grants Divorce Under Article 142
Living separately for over two decades, but divorce was still denied? The Supreme Court stepped in and made an important…
498A & Miscarriage Of Justice | Merely Not Talking To Wife For Some Days Not Sufficient For Cruelty Charge: Supreme Court Frees Husband After 3 Years Of Rigorous Imprisonment
A man was sentenced to 3 years in jail under Section 498A IPC. But did the prosecution actually prove cruelty?…
₹89 Lakh Taken, Divorce Refused, Demanded ₹170 Crore More? Supreme Court Calls Wife’s Claim ‘Highly Egregious’, Quashes DV Case Against Husband
Can Mediation Settlements Be Ignored After Receiving The Benefits In Divorce Cases? The Supreme Court held that parties cannot accept…
Can In-Laws Be Prosecuted For Husband’s Second Marriage U/S 498A & 494 IPC? Supreme Court Answers In Bigamy And Cruelty Proceedings
Did the husband’s relatives know about the second marriage? Is that enough to send them to trial? The Supreme Court…
Double Dearness Allowance Not Permissible: Madras High Court Dismisses Woman’s Claim for DA on Regular Pension Despite Receiving Family Pension
The Madras High Court held the claim was based on misunderstanding of records, confirmed DA was already paid, and dismissed it as…
Nobody Will Hire Women, Their Career Will Be Over: Supreme Court Refuses Nationwide Menstrual Leave Policy PIL
The Supreme Court declined to entertain a PIL seeking mandatory menstrual leave across India, observing that forcing employers to provide such leave…
