Woman Fined ₹20,000 for False Rape Allegation Against Husband
A special Pocso court fined a woman ₹20,000 for falsely accusing her husband of raping her minor sister. The court dismissed the case after finding the allegations baseless.
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Occasional Adultery Does Not Disqualify Wife from Maintenance: Delhi High Court
The Delhi High Court ruled that occasional adultery does not amount to “living in adultery” under Section 125(4) CrPC, allowing a wife to claim maintenance. The court emphasized the need for continuous adultery to refuse maintenance.
Husband Cannot Seek Divorce to Avoid Responsibilities, Says MP High Court
The Madhya Pradesh High Court ruled that a husband cannot seek divorce by claiming he wants to serve his parents, stressing the sacred and lifelong nature of marriage under Hindu law.
Youth Dies by Suicide Due to In-Law Harassment in Patiala
A 24-year-old man in Patiala ended his life after enduring constant harassment from his in-laws, who demanded ₹70 lakh for divorce. The tragic case has led to a police investigation.
Supreme Court Urges Couple With 60 Legal Cases to Seek Mediation
A couple involved in 60 legal cases over 41 years, including allegations of sexual harassment, has been urged by the Supreme Court to seek mediation for a peaceful resolution.
Journalist Stripped and Assaulted at Madhya Pradesh Police Station; Probe Launched
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Supreme Court Denies Married Daughter’s Claim for Compassionate Appointment
The Supreme Court rejected a married daughter’s claim for compassionate appointment, ruling that under Madhya Pradesh’s rules, the surviving spouse must nominate a child for the job.
Allahabad HC Grants Father Visitation Rights to Meet Son
The Allahabad High Court granted a father visitation rights to meet his son, ensuring monthly and festive visits while maintaining peace during interactions.
Maintenance Claims Must Be Filed Where Parties Reside, Rules MP High Court
The Madhya Pradesh High Court ruled that maintenance claims under Section 125 CrPC must be filed where parties permanently reside, not where they make temporary or casual visits.