Alimony Cannot Be a Condition for Bail in Marital Disputes: Supreme Court Ruling
The Supreme Court of India has ruled that alimony cannot be imposed as a condition for granting bail in marital disputes, focusing on fair trial principles.
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Woman Divorces Husband Over Sister-in-Law’s Inter-Caste Marriage: Gujarat Court Responds
The Gujarat High Court issued a notice after a woman obtained a divorce, claiming cruelty because her husband concealed his sister’s inter-caste marriage.
Delhi Police ASI Dies by Suicide, Blames In-Laws for Harassment
A Delhi Police ASI allegedly died by suicide in Sonepat, blaming harassment by in-laws over unpaid money. Police have registered a case and are investigating.
Class 9 Boy Dies by Suicide Allegedly Due to Teacher Harassment
A Class 9 boy from Padi, Tamil Nadu, died by suicide, allegedly due to harassment by teachers. Police are investigating the tragic incident.
Allahabad High Court Quashes POCSO Case Against Man, Victim-Wife Living Happily Together
The Allahabad High Court quashed a POCSO case filed against a man, noting that the victim, a minor at the time, is now living happily with the accused as his wife. The court emphasized the importance of considering consent in such cases.
Kerala High Court Rules Remarks on Woman’s Body Structure as Sexual Harassment
Kerala High Court has ruled that making comments about a woman’s body structure, such as saying it is “fine,” can amount to sexual harassment. This ruling is crucial in understanding the legal boundaries of acceptable behavior in the workplace.
Bihar Judge Appeals to Supreme Court Over Suspension for Fast-Track Judgments
A Bihar district judge, S.K. Rai, claims he was suspended for delivering swift judgments in POCSO cases and has approached the Supreme Court to seek justice. Learn about his plea and legal journey.
A Bihar district judge, S.K. Rai, claims he was suspended for delivering swift judgments in POCSO cases and has approached the Supreme Court to seek justice. Learn about his plea and legal journey.
SC Acquits Man Accused of Murder, Emphasizes Proof Over Suspicion
The Supreme Court acquitted a man accused of murder, emphasizing that suspicion, no matter how strong, cannot replace proof beyond reasonable doubt. Learn more about the Ram Niwas case and the court’s observations.
Thai Woman Hires Mistress to Keep Husband Happy
A woman from Thailand hired a mistress to ensure her husband’s happiness, citing her struggles with chronic depression. She even posted a job ad offering a salary, free accommodation, and meals.
Kerala High Court Clarifies Section 498A IPC Does Not Imply Guilt Under Section 306 IPC
The Kerala High Court ruled that being convicted under Section 498A IPC for cruelty does not automatically mean guilt for abetment of suicide under Section 306 IPC. The court emphasized the need for distinct evidence to establish each charge.