Madras High Court: Mutual Consent Divorce Cannot Be Forced Without Free Will of Both Parties
Madras High Court clarifies that mutual consent divorce requires free will and cannot be forced on either party.
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Madras High Court clarifies that mutual consent divorce requires free will and cannot be forced on either party.
Supreme Court emphasizes that arrests in 498A cases must follow proper procedure and should not be made automatically.
Delhi High Court states that delay in filing criminal complaints must be explained or it may weaken the case.
Supreme Court states that vague allegations cannot be used to implicate entire family in 498A dowry cases.
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