Husband can also file case against wife under Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act: Jammu and Kashmir court
The Judicial Magistrate 1st Class, Jammu took cognizance of a complaint filed by a husband against wife under the Protection […]
Maintenance Laws : Supreme Court Dismisses Plea Seeking Guidelines To Address Overlapping Jurisdictions Under Sec 125 CrPC, DV Act, HMA
The Supreme Court on Friday dismissed a petition seeking guidelines to prevent misuse of maintenance laws by means of conflicting
Bombay hc directing son and daughter in law to vaccate the flat and pay maintenance to mother.
The Bombay High Court recently upheld an order of the senior Citizen Welfare Tribunal Directing a man to pay monthly
Woman Arrested for Chasing and Causing Damage to Prithvi Shaw’s BMW After He Refused to Take a Selfie in a Legal Context
According to police officials, Cricketer Prithvi Shaw was reportedly assaulted and his vehicle was damaged with a baseball bat outside
Calling Judges ‘lord’, ‘lordship’, ‘your honour’ not mandatory: Supreme Court
New Delhi: Judges should be addressed in courts in a respectful and dignified manner and it is not compulsory to call
Sec 498A IPC Conviction Should Not Be Maintained When There Is A Genuine Settlement Of Matrimonial Disputes : Supreme Court
Emphasizing the duty of the Court to encourage genuine settlement of matrimonial disputes, the Supreme Court set aside conviction of
Mother In Law Being Owner Not Barred From Claiming Eviction Against Daughter In Law Where Residence Is A Shared Household: Delhi High Court
\”Shared household would not per se be complete defence to suit for possession filed by owner of property.\” In the
Statement of a Wife to the Police: “I Voluntarily Accompanied My Lover to the Hotel; My Husband Caught Me in a Compromising Position
Since the decriminalisation of adultery in 2018, its impact has been observed in both urban and Tier II, III cities
Bombay High Court Invalidates False 498-A Charge Against Married Sister of Defendant in Domestic Dispute; Characterizes Incident as Utilization of Family Members as Avenues for Retaliation
The Aurangabad division of the Bombay High Court, in its ruling issued on January 07, 2023, nullified a charge of
The Kurla Gang Rape Case has been deemed as fraudulent by the Mumbai Police, with evidence suggesting that the injuries sustained by the complainant were self-inflicted as a result of business rivalry.
On December 2022, a criminal complaint was filed in the jurisdiction of Mumbai, accusing three individuals of committing the offenses
Supreme court says that no cancellation of bail should be done merely for any perceived indiciplane by the accused
The Supreme court on Monday observed that no person’s bail shall be canceled merely on the grounds of any perceived
Denying divorce amounts to cruelty : Kerala high court
KOCHI: A spouse refusing to grant divorce on mutual consent in a failed marriage can be considered as cruelty, a
Wife Forcing Husband to Live Separately from his Parents is Mental Cruelty- HC Grants Divorce
In a landmark decision, the Chhattisgarh High Court recently ruled that if a wife insists on separating her husband from
“Complete Lack Of Sensitivity And Maturity By Presiding Judges” : Delhi High Court Unhappy Over Family Court Orders
The Delhi High Court has expressed its unhappiness over the orders passed by the Family Courts by remarking that \”complete
Domestic Violence Act Complaints Can’t Be Filed At Places Of Casual Visits, Should Be Instituted In Place Of Temporary Or Permanent Residence: Bombay
A domestic violence complaint cannot be filed at a place a woman is only casually visiting and proceedings must be
Husband sends legal notice to wife for defaming him on popular TV show KBC
In a strange case, a man sent a legal notice to his estranged wife and the popular show Kaun Banega
Can Conviction Be Recorded Based on Video of Confession Made Before Police? Supreme Court Says No
What if a person is convicted in court on the basis of the statement he/she made while in police custody?
A Preliminary Inquiry Under Section 340 Crpc: Mandatory Or Discretionary?
Section 195 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 CrPC bars the court from taking cognizance of offences relating to contempt