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
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Discharge in 498a: Powerful Protection Against Unfounded Matrimonial Criminal Cases
Discharge in 498A can prevent an accused from being forced into a full criminal trial when the prosecution material itself
Custodial Interrogation for Stridhan: Delhi HC Delivers Crucial Relief in Anticipatory Bail Case
Custodial interrogation for stridhan is not automatically necessary merely because a complainant alleges that matrimonial articles have not been returned,
Wife Can Live Separately Without Compromising Dignity: Jharkhand High Court
Wife can live separately from her husband when there is a reasonable and legally sustainable basis for withdrawing from the
False Promise of Marriage: Delhi High Court Says Consensual Sex Is Not Automatically Rape
False promise of marriage cannot by itself convert every consensual sexual relationship between two adults into a criminal offence, the
Live-In Relationship and Section 498A: Supreme Court Examines Important Legal Question
Live-In Relationship and Section 498A has come under the Supreme Court’s scrutiny in a significant case that could have far-reaching