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
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
Allahabad High Court maintenance law has received an important clarification: a divorced woman does not automatically lose her right to
The Supreme Court has clarified the scope of Section 69 BNS, holding that a subsequent failure to fulfil a promise
Maintenance demand by a woman seeking ₹40,000 per month has been rejected by the Himachal Pradesh High Court after the
Supreme Court DV proceedings have come under important judicial scrutiny after the Supreme Court of India held that a wife
Children from marriage no reason to deny divorce, the Madras High Court has held in a significant ruling. The Court
False promise of marriage cannot by itself convert every consensual sexual relationship between two adults into a criminal offence, the