Supreme Court: Relatives of the Accused Can’t Be Implicated in Section 498A Cases for Not Assisting the Victim
The Court said that in criminal cases related to domestic violence, the complaint and charges should be specific as far […]
What Safety Measures can I take Against Threats of False Cases Like Domestic Violence, 498a, etc.
Being proactive about protecting yourself against potential false cases of domestic violence, dowry harassment, or similar accusations involves both legal
Grounds for Quashing Criminal Cases Under Section 482 of the CrPC
Section 482 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 (CrPC) provides inherent powers to the High Courts to prevent abuse
Supreme Court Dismisses PIL Claiming Misuse of Women-Centric Laws
The petitioner, Singh, submitted to SC that these laws adversely affect men. NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court on Monday dismisses
Delhi High Court Imposes ₹5,000 Fine on Woman for Filing Transfer Petition with ‘Scandalous’ Allegations Against Judge in Custody Dispute
The petitioner sought the transfer on the ground that the father, who had been granted temporary visitation rights, allegedly sexually
Kerala High Court: Police Can Probe Section 23 POCSO Act Case Without Magistrate’s Approval
A Division Bench of the Supreme Court had delivered a split opinion on this issue in 2022. Section 23 of
Legal Remedies for False Allegations in Matrimonial Disputes
False allegations in matrimonial disputes—such as domestic violence, dowry harassment, or sexual offences—can have a severe impact on the accused’s
Rajasthan High Court Refers Question of Protection Orders for Married Individuals in Live-In Relationships to Larger Bench
The Rajasthan High Court’s Jaipur bench recently referred a critical legal question to a larger bench regarding the rights of
Kerala High Court Ruling: Can a Wife with a Temporary Job Still Claim Maintenance?
The Kerala High Court recently delivered an important judgment regarding the entitlement of a wife with a temporary job to
Supreme Court: Husband Deemed Legal Father of Child Despite Wife’s Adultery
The Court also held that when there is evidence to presume legitimacy, courts cannot order a DNA test to determine
Mutual Incompatibility Not Sufficient Grounds to Dissolve Hindu Marriage Within One Year Unless ‘Exceptional Hardship’ is Demonstrated
The Allahabad High Court has ruled that a Hindu marriage cannot be dissolved within one year on the grounds of
What is Section 41A of the CrPC, and how does it help in combating false accusations?
The Criminal Procedure Code (CrPC) is the procedural law governing criminal trials in India, with numerous provisions designed to ensure
Supreme Court: Police Should Avoid Serving Section 41A CrPC/ (Section 35 of the BNSS) Notices via WhatsApp or Electronic Means
The Supreme Court has instructed that notices for appearance issued to accused or suspects under Section 41A of the Code
Supreme Court: Mere Use of Filthy Language Insufficient to Constitute Offence of Outraging Woman’s Modesty
The Court said there must be references to specific words used, contextual details or any gestures that could demonstrate a
Divorce as a Growing Industry in India: A Societal Concern
In recent years, the increasing prevalence of divorce in India has emerged as a significant societal concern. Traditionally, marriage in
Fake Lawyers Concern: Supreme Court Urges Expedited Advocate Verification, Requests BCI Report Within 8 Weeks
On Thursday (January 24), the Supreme Court raised significant concerns about the prolonged delays in verifying advocates’ law degrees and
Delhi High Court: Men Also Deserve Equal Protection from Cruelty and Violence as Women
The Delhi High Court has affirmed that men are deserve equal protection from cruelty and violence, just as women are.
Punjab and Haryana High Court Directs Reinstatement of Husband-Judge Dismissed Following Wife-Judge’s Complaint
In 2009, a complaint had been made against the judicial officer by his wife, who was also a judge. The
Section 498A Case Against Husband’s Relatives Requires Proper Evaluation Before Dismissal
The Court said that while sweeping allegations against the husband’s in-laws will not stand, such allegations must be examined on
Section 498A IPC Frequently Misused Against Husbands and Their Families to Fulfill Unreasonable Demands by Wives
The Supreme Court, on December 10, quashed a Section 498A IPC (cruelty) case filed against a husband and his in-laws,
Counter Cases Against Wife
In matrimonial litigation, filing counter cases from the boy’s side can be an essential strategy to protect his rights and