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Contrary to the commonly held belief in India that women cannot commit acts of rape or sexual exploitation against men, […]
The Delhi High Court has observed that the family courts are expected to act with due application of mind without
The Punjab and Haryana High Court has ruled that children in custody of their biological father cannot be held to
The Delhi High Court has observed that allowing fabricated allegations against the entire family in matrimonial disputes may lead to
The Punjab & Haryana High Court recently granted a divorce to a man after a long period of 31 years
Not every member of the in-law family can be charged with dowry harassment. If the complainant asserts, he/she will also
“It becomes pertinent to mention that incorporation of Section 498A of IPC was aimed at preventing cruelty committed upon a
The Single Bench of the Bombay High Court consisting of Justice Mangesh S. Patil while deciding a matrimonial case held
A woman, who was in a relationship with a man and was willingly staying with him, cannot subsequently file a
The Bench also observed that while taking a decision on the child\’s custody, it is important to see how much
The Supreme Court on Wednesday ruled that a “daughter is not entitled to any amount” from her father for her
Last week , The Bombay High Court pointed out to the Maharashtra government that Andhra Pradesh had mad 498 a
The Maintenance provisions under Indian law are biased against Men. Irrespective of the length of marriage, a woman can claim
Two days after Ghaziabad police lodged an FIR based on a woman’s complaint that she was gangraped and assaulted by a group of men
In a consequential legal decision that has the potential to affect the manner in which a separated spouse enters into
Recently, Bombay HC ruled that the scope of Section 25 of the Act of 1955 cannot be constricted by not
The Bombay High Court has ruled that an aggrieved person, as defined under the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence
The Supreme Court has ruled that the consent of the parties is not required under Article 142 of the Constitution to order
It is important to acknowledge that domestic violence can affect individuals of any gender. However, the current legal framework in
The Supreme Court of India, in a 72-page judgement issued on February 20, 2023, ruled that DNA testing of children
The Supreme Court reiterated that a criminal complaint has to be quashed if if no offence is made out by
