The Kerala High Court has affirmed a ruling from the Family Court, emphasizing that parties involved in child custody cases […]
In a significant ruling, the Allahabad High Court imposed a fine of Rs. 5 lakhs on the Nari Niketan/Child Welfare
The Court observed that denying child care leaves to mothers would violate the Constitutional duty to ensure equal protection of
In the Indian legal framework, Review, Revision, and Appeal stand as distinct recourses accessible to individuals dissatisfied with a judicial
A division bench of justices Vibha Kankanwadi and S G Chapalgaonkar in the judgment on April 15 also noted that
The child, who was two years and nine months old, was abducted by Neelam in November 2021 when she was
Hence, the jurisdiction to file a divorce petition lies before the family court where the marriage ceremony took place and
The Delhi High Court has recently emphasized that making derogatory complaints to a spouse’s employer with the intention of damaging
The Court further said that if a student fails an exam or a client loses a case and commits suicide
“A charge of penetrative sexual assault is made out the moment there is some degree of insertion. Therefore, non-tear of
Within the intricate tapestry of criminal law in India, culpable homicide and murder represent pivotal concepts that dictate the determination
The proceeding u/s 125 CrPC. is summary in nature in which only prima facie it has to be seen that
In the present case, the Court said the wife was free to live her life as per own wishes whether
Introduction: The legal landscape surrounding voidable marriages entails a complex interplay of statutory frameworks, judicial precedents, and evolving societal norms.
In a world that is increasingly focused on gender equality, it is imperative to remember that the pursuit of true
What is Maintenance? Maintenance laws under which a person, who is unable to maintain herself/himself for survival, takes financial help
Introduction In recent years, legal discourse has increasingly focused on the intersection of disability rights and family law, particularly concerning
The Karnataka High Court declined to order a husband, who has a 75% disability, to pay maintenance to his estranged
The Court made the observation while setting aside a man’s conviction under Section 498A, IPC (cruelty) and Section 4 of
The Court further observed that compelling a married woman to live in her parental home on account of non-fulfillment of
Madhya Pradesh High Court noted that Supreme Court has emphasised on the broad interpretation of the term “wife” under Section
