The Supreme Court criticized the practice of submitting written statements that fail to provide paragraph-wise responses to the plaint. According […]
Pre-matrimonial verification is the background verification of the person you’re going to marry. Since marriage is not a small thing
An old saying goes as ‘To Love is wonderful but being loved is what it’s all about.’ This is what
The Court affirms the exclusive jurisdiction of Magistrates in adjudicating applications under Section 12 of the Act, thereby ensuring clarity
Surviving for a woman is difficult in the judgemental society, but, for man is way too difficult. Men have to
1) RIGHT TO INFORMATION/KNOW People’s Union for Civil Liberties v. Union of India Section 33B of the Representation of people
In a groundbreaking decision concerning marital conflicts, the Karnataka High Court has increased the interim financial support granted to a
In a recent development concerning a contentious matrimonial dispute, the Madhya Pradesh High Court issued a significant ruling, dismissing the
Summary: Is there a legal provision in India for imposing penalties on individuals who fail to fulfill their alimony obligations?
A father, A small five-letter word but the feeling of becoming one is humongous. When a man witness becoming a
In every marital dispute, Court asks for evidence for marriage as Judge doesn’t know whether the couples fighting for divorce
They are 2 ways to get mutual consent divorce namely Khula and Mubarat in Muslim Law. In both (Khula and
When a marriage breaks down and the two parties involved cannot continue to live together as a couple, the process
Many questions related to dowry and its allegations often can be heard. It is a social evil, there is no
The Allahabad High Court, ruling on a case involving a Muslim woman and Hindu man living together, said marriage places
The Supreme Court has decreed, in a consolidated array of appeals presented by the legal successors of a sole proprietor,
An Introduction to 498A These days, we often come to hear about 498a from any of our friends, colleagues, or
The Supreme Court of India had termed IPC Section 498A as ‘Legal Terrorism’ way back in year 2005 but not
A petition was filed for quashing of a FIR for offences punishable under S. 498A/406/34 IPC. Facts of the case:
‘Right to privacy’ has a broad meaning and it cannot be interpreted in a narrow manner. The scope of the
In the intricate landscape of marital discord, couples are increasingly turning to a legal alternative that transcends the conventional realms
