MP/MLA Courts Cannot Hear Matrimonial Disputes Merely Because One Party Is A Legislator: Supreme Court Questions Jurisdiction
Can a private matrimonial dispute be treated like a criminal case against a politician merely because one spouse is a le…
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Can a private matrimonial dispute be treated like a criminal case against a politician merely because one spouse is a le…
Can elderly in-laws be forced to face trial even after a full and final compromise? The Rajasthan High Court held that s…
Do failed Domestic Violence allegations and unemployment end a husband’s financial responsibility? Delhi Court says No, …
Can A Husband’s Matrimonial Dispute Become The Basis Of A POCSO Conspiracy Against Him? The Calcutta High Court raised s…
The Karnataka High Court cancelled the divorce decree granted to the husband and ordered a fresh hearing after finding i…
Can A Short Marriage Automatically Defeat Maintenance Claim? The Karnataka High Court held that mere short duration of m…
Can an MD Gynecologist wife, who previously earned over ₹31 lakh annually, remain jobless and still claim maintenance un…
Can married sisters living separately be dragged into dowry cases without clear proof? Rajasthan High Court made a key r…
The Bombay High Court found allegations vague against mother-in-law yet allowed trial against the husband. Does this mea…
Can a marriage dispute drag into 61 cases across India for 10 years? The Supreme Court steps in—but what finally forced …
The Andhra Pradesh High Court held that the children cannot be sent for DNA testing merely to support allegations agains…
A husband who paid for the entire flat lost in trial court—but the High Court exposed a bigger legal mistake. The real q…