Woman alleges husband’s ruckus; Delhi High Court fines her ₹50k for starting it
The Court observed that the woman who had filed the contempt petition against the husband and his parents had herself […]
The Court observed that the woman who had filed the contempt petition against the husband and his parents had herself […]
Mere allegations of harassment or strained relations were not enough to sustain a conviction under Section 306 of Indian Penal
In a recent civil case, the Supreme Court orally remarked that although a husband and wife have their own individual
The Gujarat High Court allowed a Civil Revision Application filed by the wife concerning the custody of a minor child
The Right to Information (RTI) Act, 2005, marked a watershed moment in Indian governance by empowering citizens with the right
In a landmark ruling that strikes a balance between the rights of senior citizens and the legal safeguards available to
The Madhya Pradesh High Court was considering a Criminal Revision Petition against the order passed by the Additional Sessions Judge
The Court quashed the wife’s complaint, saying that the allegations were vague. The Supreme Court recently dismissed a domestic violence
“The repeated threat of suicide or violence is not merely misconduct; it is an insidious form of emotional blackmail and
The Bombay High Court ruled that a spouse’s suicide threats or attempts constitute cruelty and can be grounds for divorce
The submission that a woman must assume additional responsibility and foresee marriage-related difficulties solely because she is elder to her
Claim Maintenance under Section 125 of the Code of Criminal Procedure (Cr.P.C.) is a legal provision to prevent destitution and
The Appeal before the Supreme Court challenged the Judgment of the Telangana High Court remanding the matter to the Family
NEW DELHI: Observing that a woman who is employed, holds the same position as her husband, and is capable of
The Delhi High Court held that the Additional Chief Judicial Magistrate cannot transfer a case from one Court to another
The Supreme Court allowed a Civil Appeal of the Auroville Foundation against the Madras High Court’s Judgment which set aside
The Court observed that a wife living apart from her husband without valid reasons such as cruelty or desertion cannot
The Delhi High Court has stated that a well educated wife with relevant job experience should not remain unemployed merely
Elderly parents can cancel gift deeds executed in favour of their children if the children fail to maintain the parents
The government has revised family pension rules, allowing divorced and separated daughters to claim their deceased father’s pension directly, enhancing
Written Statement (WS), Counter, or Objection is a crucial component of civil litigation. It serves as the defendant’s response to