In a recent DV Act case, a Delhi court denies maintenance to an educated woman, holding that she is qualified, employable, and âcapable of sustaining herself at this stage.â And ruled that no interimâŚ
Precedent analyses on Section 498A IPC, Section 125 CrPC & BNSS safeguards
A husband questioned his son's paternity and sought a DNA test during his wife's domestic violence proceedings. The High Court rejected his application and imposed costs of âš50,000. Can a husband's suâŚ
In a recent DV Act case, a Delhi court denies maintenance to an educated woman, holding that she is qualified, employable, and âcapable of sustaining herself at this stage.â And ruled that no interimâŚ
The Delhi High Court has warned that âprocrastination is the greatest assassin of matrimonial litigation,â while upholding a husbandâs divorce decree against his wife for mental cruelty. The Bench saiâŚ
The Supreme Court quashed a dowry harassment case against a man falsely accused by his sister-in-law, stressing that courts must examine marital cruelty claims with utmost care to prevent misuse and iâŚ
The Kerala High Court has quashed an 8-year-old sexual assault case filed by a woman against her ex-husband, ruling that it was motivated by revenge after divorce and lacked credible evidence. JusticeâŚ
In a powerful ruling, the Supreme Court declared that Vague and omnibus 498A claims donât stand in law; justice cannot survive on presumption or persecution. NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court of India declâŚ
The Madhya Pradesh High Court ruled that when a wife falsely labels her husband as an alcoholic and persistent humiliation him publicly, it amounts to mental cruelty. The Court dissolved the marriage,âŚ
The Supreme Court criticized a slams mother for dragging her daughter into a parental conflict and appointed former Uttarakhand Chief Justice Ritu Bahri as mediator to resolve the custody dispute peacâŚ
The Delhi High Court has acquitted a man convicted under Section 376 IPC and Section 6 POCSO Act, ruling that merely saying âphysical relationsâ isnât enough to prove rape without specific evidence orâŚ
The Delhi High Court has agreed to hear a crucial case questioning if Section 498A of the IPC â meant for cruelty by a husband against a wife â can apply to same-sex relationships. Justice Sanjeev NarâŚ
