
Supreme Court: Mother Can Decide Child’s Surname After Remarriage
The Supreme Court ruled that a mother, as the natural guardian, can choose her child’s surname after remarrying. This decision emphasizes the child’s well-being and identity.
The Supreme Court ruled that a mother, as the natural guardian, can choose her child’s surname after remarrying. This decision emphasizes the child’s well-being and identity.
The Madras High Court has directed police to register a cheating case against a man for not disclosing his impotency before marriage, under Sections 417 and 420 of IPC.
The Madhya Pradesh High Court ruled that in matrimonial cases, the husband’s convenience should be prioritized if he has custody of the minor children, ensuring he isn’t forced to attend proceedings far from his residence.
The Delhi High Court ruled that rejecting a maintenance application in a divorce case doesn’t prevent a wife from seeking maintenance under Section 125 CrPC, emphasizing her rights despite divorce proceedings.
A Mumbai woman faces legal action for posting her ex-partner’s obscene pictures on his daughter’s school website. The court denied her bail, emphasizing the trauma caused to the child.
The Bombay High Court has ruled that a wife must pay maintenance to her ex-husband under Section 25 of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955. This decision emphasizes the applicability of alimony provisions regardless of the divorce decree.
The Madras High Court has ruled that removing the husband from the matrimonial home may be necessary for ensuring domestic peace, regardless of whether he has alternative accommodation. This decision underscores the court’s stance on protecting the well-being of families in contentious situations.
The Bombay High Court highlights the need for greater protection for women, considering them a weaker section of society. The court prioritized the wife’s safety and convenience by transferring a restitution petition.
he Supreme Court has quashed an FIR against a father for taking his son from the mother’s custody, focusing on the child’s best interests and the proper use of legal resources.
The Madhya Pradesh High Court quashed a divorce decree, ruling that minor differences between spouses do not constitute cruelty. Discover the details of this significant case.