Supreme Court: Divorce Cannot Be Granted Only on Minor Disputes Between Spouses
Shruti Mahapatra
Supreme Court clarifies that normal marital disagreements are not enough to grant divorce.
Divorce
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.
Delhi Court Rejects Woman’s Maintenance Claim Amid Serious Allegations
Monalisha
Court Rejects Maintenance Plea in Domestic DisputeA Delhi court recently dismissed a woman’s appeal seeking interim maintenance in a domestic violence case.The woman had approached the court asking for financial…
Jharkhand High Court Grants Divorce, Calls Wife’s Remarriage ‘Psychological Cruelty’
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Calling Husband ‘Paaltu Chuha’ is Mental Cruelty: Chhattisgarh High Court Grants Divorce
The Chhattisgarh High Court has upheld a divorce granted to a man after his wife insulted him as “paaltu chuha” and pressured him to abandon his parents. The Court ruled…
Earning Wife Still Entitled to Husband’s Support, Rules Bombay High Court
The Bombay High Court has upheld a family court order granting ₹15,000 monthly maintenance to a wife, ruling that even if she is earning, she is entitled to financial support…
Estranged Wife Entitled to Family Pension After Husband’s Death, Rules Allahabad High Court
The Allahabad High Court has ruled that an estranged wife is entitled to family pension after her husband’s death, declaring that pension is a statutory right of the legally wedded…
No Arrest in Section 498A Cases for First 2 Months: Supreme Court Revives Allahabad HC Guidelines
The Supreme Court has revived Allahabad High Court’s guidelines on Section 498A IPC, ruling that no arrests can be made within the first two months of filing a complaint. The…
Supreme Court Questions Woman’s ₹12 Crore Alimony Demand, Says Educated Spouses Should Work
The Supreme Court criticized a woman’s ₹12 crore alimony demand, noting that her marriage lasted only 18 months and stressing that educated spouses should work and not depend on handouts.
Chhattisgarh High Court: Husband Cannot Demand Wife’s Call Records or Private Information
The Chhattisgarh High Court held that a husband cannot demand his wife’s call records or private details, ruling that marriage does not override the fundamental right to privacy under Article…