Supreme Court: Courts Should Conduct Thorough Scrutiny Before Granting Bail in Dowry Death Cases
The Court said that by mechanically granting bail in such cases, courts risk normalising a crime that continues to claim […]
The Court said that by mechanically granting bail in such cases, courts risk normalising a crime that continues to claim […]
The Punjab & Haryana High Court upheld the divorce decree granted to the husband on the grounds of cruelty, noting
Supreme Court Ruling: A husband emerges victorious in false challenging cases under Section 498A, SC/ST Atrocities Act, and Dowry Act,
“The wife is a well-educated lady, but also she was previously working in some media houses, however, she has definite
The Court imposed costs of ₹50,000 on the man and ordered him to deposit the same in the name of
“Some Judges have taken the view that it will amount to invading the privacy of the third party. We do
The Supreme Court closed a case against the husband and his family under the DV Act and directed him to
The Court quashed a rape case against a man booked on the complaint of a married woman last year. The
Kolkata: On Wednesday, the Calcutta High Court criticized an attempt by a chartered accountant, an estranged wife, to misrepresent her
The absence of an explicit dowry demand does not negate the applicability of the provision where acts of physical violence
It was argued that the father-in-law’s liability was dependent on his possession of coparcenary property. The Patna High Court held
Such matters are now filed in the heat of the moment on advice of counsel by exaggerating and misconstruing actual
Divorce laws in India are shaped by the nation’s diverse cultural and religious fabric, with distinct provisions under personal laws
The High Court also said that meager income of the husband cannot be a criteria to deny maintenance The Madhya
The Court held that whether such relief of permanent alimony can be granted depends on the facts of each case
In the above case, the wife had filed an application in the Family Court for grant of maintenance to her
In India, obscene acts in public and the electronic transmission of indecent material are punishable under Section 296 of the
The Court acquitted a man who was convicted for causing death of his wife by inserting his hand up the
The Court said that an arbitral tribunal can exercise jurisdiction over the husband in such cases under Bye-law 248(a) of
The Court observed that relationships at workplaces often become sour and lead to criminal cases. The Delhi High Court on
The Gujarat High Court was considering a Civil Revision Application challenging the order passed by the Family Court. The Gujarat