The Delhi High Court has acknowledged that female police officers are also susceptible to domestic violence.
The Court said that to make assumptions that a woman, by virtue of her profession as a police officer, cannot […]
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The Supreme Court upholds the summons issued to the wife in a ‘cheating’ complaint filed by her husband, affirming the existence of a prima facie case.
The Supreme Court affirmed the summons of a wife in a ‘cheating’ complaint filed by her husband, granting the husband’s
Delhi High Court Decision: Labeling Derogatory Complaints to Spouse’s Employer as Cruelty for Inflicting Professional Harm
The Delhi High Court recently underscored the importance of upholding mutual respect within marriages, emphasizing that filing derogatory complaints to
Delhi High Court Rules Partner Not Accountable for Assisting Suicide Amid Romantic Turmoil
The Court further said that if a student fails an exam or a client loses a case and commits suicide
Ruling by Delhi High Court Grants Civil Courts Authority in Cases Filed by In-Laws Against Daughter-in-Law
The Court emphasised that a matter would fall under the purview of family court only when the circumstances have a
The Delhi High Court has declared that children do not inherently possess the right to attend particular schools of their choosing
The Delhi High Court determined that children do not possess an inherent entitlement to select a specific school for their
Supreme Court Issues Guidelines Emphasizing Non-Judgmental Approach to Protect Couples
Significantly, the Court said that same-sex, transgender, interfaith or inter-caste couples must be provided immediate protection before they are asked
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Delhi High Court Decides: Requiring Spousal Household Duties Despite Illness is Deemed Cruelty
The Delhi High Court has observed that forcing a wife to carry out household chores despite her health condition amounts
Delhi High Court Views Wife’s Continued Pursuit Under Section 24 of HMA as Psychological Distress for Husband, Extending Beyond Financial Concerns
On Wednesday, the Delhi High Court noted that despite the wife receiving a sum of Rs. 1 crore and 80
Insufficient Adaptation and Mutual Understanding Alone Not Sufficient Grounds for Divorce
Recently, the High Court of Delhi upheld the dismissal of a divorce petition in a marital dispute involving Gaurav Gulati,
Delhi High Court Judgment: Mandating Spousal Responsibilities Not Considered Cruelty
The Delhi High Court has allowed a man to divorce his wife, saying she was being cruel. The husband said
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Delhi Court Affirms: Domestic Violence Act Section 12 Cases Cannot Be Transferred to Family Court in Accordance with Indian Law
The Court affirms the exclusive jurisdiction of Magistrates in adjudicating applications under Section 12 of the Act, thereby ensuring clarity
