Rajasthan High Court: Criminal Complaints in Family Disputes Should Be Handled with Caution
Emphasis ought to be to encourage the enduring benefits of familial unity and cordiality, the Court said. The Rajasthan High […]
Supreme Court outlines 8 key factors for determining alimony amid Bengaluru techie case debate
The Supreme Court’s order comes amidst the ongoing controversy over the death of a Bengaluru-based techie, who accused his wife
Supreme Court: Section 498A Misused to Coerce Husband into Meeting Unreasonable Demands by Wives
The Court said that there is a growing trend to use the provision as a tool by women for unleashing
How To Apply For Certified Copies In Court
Getting certified copies of court records is a simple process, but you need to follow a few important steps. Certified
Kerala High Court: Oral Complaints Cannot Replace Written Complaints Under POSH Act
The Court opined that while oral complaints may be given in exceptional circumstances, it cannot be a routine substitute for
Understanding the Concept of a Shared Household in India
The “shared household in india” concept is relevant in Indian family and property law, particularly domestic violence, spousal rights, and
Bombay High Court: Medical Evidence Alone Insufficient for Conviction in Sexual Assault Cases
Justice GA Sanap held that while medical evidence can be used as corroborative evidence, it should not be considered the
How to Create a Will: A Comprehensive Guide
Create a will is one of the most important and responsible steps you can take to ensure that your assets
The Guardian and Wards Act, 1890 (GWA): A Legal Overview
The Guardian and Wards Act of 1890 (GWA) is a foundational piece of legislation in India that governs the appointment
Supreme Court: Refusal to Marry Does Not Constitute Abetment of Suicide
The Court observed that the deceased’s dying declaration contained no claims of a physical relationship or sexual intercourse with the
Supreme Court Cautions Courts to Prevent Over-Implication of Husband’s Distant Relatives
The Supreme Court has issued a caution to the lower courts, urging them to prevent the unnecessary implication of a
Supreme Court Highlights Concerning Trend of Filing Rape Cases After Consensual Relationships Sour
A Bench of Justice BV Nagarathna and Justice N Kotiswar Singh flagged the “worrying trend” of attributing criminality to the
Delhi Court Directs Woman to Pay ₹15 Lakh in Defamation Case Filed by Ex-Husband
The case revolved around allegations of defamatory emails and chats that the ex-wife had purportedly sent, targeting her ex-husband. NEW
The Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act, 2012
In a world where the safety and well-being of children are paramount, legal frameworks play a crucial role in safeguarding
Supreme Court: A Breakup Alone Cannot Lead to a Rape Case Against a Man
The Court was of the view that it was inconceivable for the girl-complainant to maintain a prolonged relationship with the
The Family Court Act: Ensuring Fair and Sensitive Resolutions for Family Disputes
The Family Court Act was established to address family-related legal disputes through a framework prioritising efficiency, sensitivity, and the welfare
Women in Legally Recognized Marriages Also Protected Under Section 498A IPC
The Court rejected an argument that Section 498A IPC could only be invoked by a “legally wedded wife.” The Kerala
Does non-penetrative sexual intent count as assault under POCSO?
The High Court agreed with a trial court’s view that if there is sexual intent behind physical contact, it would
Pune Family Court Denies Wife’s Request for Interim Alimony Based on Earnings
A Pune family court recently dismissed a 46-year-old woman’s request for interim alimony based on earnings, citing her stable income
Sex with a minor wife is considered rape; marital rape exception does not apply
The Court affirmed the apex court’s decision in Independent Thought vs. Union of India, which read down the marital rape
Hugging or Kissing Among Teenage couples is Not a Crime, Case Against Youth Dismissed
The Court made the observation while quashing a case against a 21-year-old boy booked for having hugged and kissed his