The Delhi High Court has ruled that a husbandâs foreign income cannot be simply converted into Indian currency to fix maintenance. The Court stressed that cost of living abroad and real circumstancesâŚ
Precedent analyses on Section 498A IPC, Section 125 CrPC & BNSS safeguards
Can a disabled husband's complaint against his ex-wife be dismissed without examining his allegations of repeated humiliation? The Delhi High Court has revived his case, raising an important questionâŚ
The Delhi High Court has ruled that a husbandâs foreign income cannot be simply converted into Indian currency to fix maintenance. The Court stressed that cost of living abroad and real circumstancesâŚ
The Jharkhand High Court ruled that long separation and pending dowry cases alone do not prove cruelty or desertion. The husbandâs divorce appeal was dismissed for lack of evidence. RANCHI: The JharkhâŚ
Delhi High Court warns that false sexual offence complaints harm not just the accused but also genuine women victims. Court says misuse of law creates public doubt and weakens justice for real survivoâŚ
The Kerala High Court ruled that child custody decisions must focus only on the childâs best interests, not the gender of the parent. The Court stressed that children need equal emotional and physicalâŚ
The Delhi High Court ruled that false rape cases cause irreversible damage to the accused, including loss of reputation, liberty, and mental health, which cannot be undone by mere discharge. The CourtâŚ
When the wife of a murdered man chooses not to pursue criminal proceedings, an uncle cannot claim âvictimâ status. The Allahabad High Court held that the closest legal heirâs decision brings legal finâŚ
A serious POCSO prosecution unravelled in open court as the prosecutrix withdrew rape allegations, key witnesses failed the prosecution, and forensic evidence offered no supportâprompting the Jammu &âŚ
By making interim maintenance payable from the application date, the Allahabad High Court has effectively converted years of court delay into sudden financial liability for husbands. Once again, proceâŚ
The J&K and Ladakh High Court quashed a 498A dowry FIR, holding it to be a retaliatory case filed after the husbandâs second marriage. The Court stressed that vague, delayed, and inconsistent allegatiâŚ
