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“Adultery can often be established through circumstantial evidence, provided the circumstances lead logically to that conclusion,” the Court said. The […]
The Court observed that arrest and remand should not become tools of punishment in cases where a Broken relationship later
However, the Court made it clear that each case with allegations of rape or deceitful sex on false promise of
Once a marriage was voluntarily registered under the Kerala Registration of Marriages Rules, the registrar cannot cancel the entry merely
The Court observed that a wife living apart from her husband without valid reasons such as cruelty or desertion cannot
The Court directed the KeLSA to coordinate awareness programs to sensitize members of tribal communities in Wayanad against child marriages.
The Kerala High Court recently ruled that receiving financial assistance from friends or relatives does not exempt children from their
A Division Bench of the Supreme Court had delivered a split opinion on this issue in 2022. Section 23 of
The Kerala High Court recently delivered an important judgment regarding the entitlement of a wife with a temporary job to
The Court said that while sweeping allegations against the husband’s in-laws will not stand, such allegations must be examined on
The order was passed in a case where a man was accused of sexually assaulting his minor daughter several times
The Court opined that while oral complaints may be given in exceptional circumstances, it cannot be a routine substitute for
The Court rejected an argument that Section 498A IPC could only be invoked by a “legally wedded wife.” The Kerala
The High Court agreed with a trial court’s view that if there is sexual intent behind physical contact, it would
Based on this, the Court observed that an essential ingredient to attract an offence under Section 498A of the IPC
The PIL has challenged Section 69 of BNS on the ground that it treats women as passive victims and violates
In a plea seeking quashing of a rape case, the Court considered the legality of agreements to settle public offences
In recent times, there have been instances of misuse of the POCSO Act, which not only undermines the intention of
The Court made it clear that its observations are of a prima facie nature and the establishment of guilt or
The Court noted that scrutiny is essential for allegations made under the Act, to ensure that its harsh provisions are
Section 120 of the Indian Evidence Act permits the husband to give evidence in place and instead of his wife
