Section 498A IPC: Supreme Court’s Powerful Safeguard Against Vague Dowry Allegations
Section 498A IPC protects married women from cruelty by their husbands and relatives. However, the Supreme Court of India has
Section 498A IPC protects married women from cruelty by their husbands and relatives. However, the Supreme Court of India has
A significant legal outcome in Delhi RIZ LEGAL successfully secured a decree in less than 8 months from the Court
Will Planning: What Is a Will? Will Planning is an effective way to protect your assets, express your wishes and
When planning succession or transferring property within a family, choosing between a Will vs Gift Deed can have major legal
Discharge in 498A can prevent an accused from being forced into a full criminal trial when the prosecution material itself
Speedy Trial Relief can become important when a matrimonial criminal case remains pending for years without meaningful progress. A 498A
Unfair double maintenance relief can become a serious issue when a spouse obtains maintenance under more than one law for
Senior Citizen Eviction Rights have received an important clarification from the Delhi High Court. The Court has held that a
Custodial interrogation for stridhan is not automatically necessary merely because a complainant alleges that matrimonial articles have not been returned,
Wife can live separately from her husband when there is a reasonable and legally sustainable basis for withdrawing from the