Elderly Mother-in-Law Assaulted Over Extra Roti in Haryana
Shruti Mahapatra
A 75-year-old woman in Sonipat, Haryana, claims she was beaten by her daughter-in-law for eating an extra roti. The police are investigating after a viral video exposed the incident.
No Bigamy If Second Marriage Occurs During Pending Divorce Appeal: Kerala High Court
The Kerala High Court ruled that entering a second marriage during a pending divorce appeal does not constitute bigamy if the appeal is later dismissed. The decision clarifies the legal…
Karnataka High Court: Wife’s Demand for Separate House Not Cruelty
The Karnataka High Court ruled that a wife’s demand for a separate house or filing a criminal case against her husband cannot be considered cruelty. The court clarified that cruelty…
Gujarat High Court Denies Father’s Custody Request Over Wife’s Affair Allegations
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Bombay High Court Orders Woman to Pay Alimony to Ex-Husband
The Bombay High Court has upheld a ruling requiring a school teacher to pay ₹3,000 in monthly alimony to her ex-husband. The court also ordered her employer to deduct ₹5,000…
Man Wins Divorce Case with Wife’s Sex DVD: Karnataka High Court Ruling
A Ballari man won his divorce case after submitting a DVD showing his wife’s affair. The Karnataka High Court upheld the family court’s decision, marking a significant ruling on adultery…
DNA Evidence Clears Man Accused of Rape After 17 Months in Jail
A Mumbai man, accused of raping and impregnating a deaf and mute teenager, was granted bail after spending 17 months in jail. DNA evidence proved he was not the father…
Vishnu Tiwari’s Story: Life After 20 Years of Wrongful Imprisonment
Vishnu Tiwari, falsely convicted of rape and under the SC/ST Act, spent 20 years in jail before being acquitted in 2021. His story highlights systemic failures in justice and his…
Supreme Court Allows Brother-in-Law Accused in 498A Case to Travel Abroad
The Supreme Court ruled that a person cannot be denied the right to travel abroad simply because they are accused in a 498A IPC complaint. The judgment protects personal liberty…
Karnataka HC Verdict on Marital Rape Sparks Mixed Reactions Amid Ongoing Delhi HC Case
The Karnataka High Court ruled that a man cannot avoid trial for rape because the victim is his wife, sparking debates on equality, potential misuse, and the need for legal…