The Madras High Court ruled that removing the mangalsutra by an estranged wife constitutes mental cruelty of the highest order, citing its cultural significance as a symbol of marital continuity.
The Delhi High Court emphasizes the need for strict action against false cases filed against husbands and their families, warning of the potential misuse of legal provisions and its impact on society.
In a shocking incident in Haryana, a husband caught his wife with his brother-in-law in a hotel room, revealing an alleged long-standing affair. The case is under investigation.
The Karnataka High Court ruled that a husband with the ability to earn cannot demand permanent alimony from his wife, emphasizing the importance of self-sufficiency in spousal support cases.
The Calcutta High Court ruled that a wife forcing her friends and family to live at her husband’s residence against his will constitutes cruelty, providing grounds for divorce.
Actor Naresh Babu, brother of Mahesh Babu, faced an assault by his estranged third wife, Ramya Raghupati, amidst his plans to marry Pavithra Lokesh.
In a shocking incident from Uttar Pradesh, an adopted daughter and her lover were arrested for murdering her parents to claim their property.
The Kerala High Court ruled that failed relationships alone do not constitute rape. Bail was granted to a Central Government Counsel, shedding light on the complexities of modern relationships and legal consent.
Agra police arrested a woman and three lawyers for extorting ₹5 lakh by filing a fake rape case. Learn how the investigation uncovered the truth and led to their arrest.
The Calcutta High Court asked an estranged couple to spend two days together at Eco Park in an effort to resolve their differences. Learn how this approach could reunite them.
