Supreme Court: Relatives of the Accused Not Liable Under Section 498A for Failing to Aid the Victim
The Court said that in criminal cases related to domestic violence, the complaint and charges should be specific as far […]
The Court said that in criminal cases related to domestic violence, the complaint and charges should be specific as far […]
The petitioner, Singh, argued that these laws adversely affect men. NEW DELHI: On Monday, the Supreme Court rejected a Public
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The petitioner sought the transfer on the ground that the father, who had been granted temporary visitation rights, allegedly sexually
The Court also held that when there is evidence to presume legitimacy, courts cannot order a DNA test to determine
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The Supreme Court has ruled that appearance notices issued to accused persons or suspects under Section 41A of the Code
The Court said there must be references to specific words used, contextual details or any gestures that could demonstrate a
On Thursday, January 24, the Supreme Court voiced strong concerns regarding the prolonged delays by Bar Councils in verifying advocates’
The Delhi High Court has affirmed that men are equally entitled to legal protection against cruelty and violence, just as
In a landmark judgment, the Supreme Court of India ruled that bail in marital disputes cannot be contingent upon conditions
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The Supreme Court has ruled that a divorced wife cannot claim permanent alimony simply to achieve financial equality with her
The Supreme Court clarified that these factors serve as a ‘guideline’ rather than a ‘rigid formula’ for determining permanent alimony.
The Court was dealing with a case where the father of a woman who died by suicide filed a complaint