The Punjab and Haryana High Court ruled against a wife who falsely claimed to be unemployed to secure maintenance from her husband, highlighting the importance of providing accurate financial information in court.
A 30-year-old man from Ahmedabad, Amith Rathod, was fatally stabbed by four men after he objected to the harassment of a mentally unstable man. The police have arrested the suspects involved in this tragic incident.
Rohtak police are set to track women who file false rape complaints to combat blackmail and honey trapping. This initiative aims to reduce false allegations and maintain a database of such complainants.
The Supreme Court of India has ruled that an unmarried adult daughter, who is not suffering from any physical or mental abnormality, cannot claim maintenance from her father under Section 125 of the CrPC. This decision was made in the landmark case of Abhilasha vs. Prakash.
A man in Ahmedabad has asked for police protection, claiming his alcoholic wife tortures him physically and mentally. He alleges she makes false accusations and demands the house’s ownership.
The Supreme Court has ruled that a daughter unwilling to maintain a relationship with her father cannot claim expenses for education and marriage from him. This decision was made during a divorce case involving irretrievable breakdown of marriage.
The Bombay High Court has ruled that a son cannot claim any rights to his parents’ property while they are alive. This decision came during a case where a woman sought guardianship of her husband’s properties.
In a tragic incident in Aligarh’s Rampus village, a 25-year-old woman beat her six-month-old daughter to death after her husband refused to buy new clothes for Holi. The woman, Pinky Sharma, has been arrested.
In a landmark ruling, the Kerala High Court declared that a wife making secret calls to another man against her husband’s warnings constitutes matrimonial cruelty, paving the way for granting a divorce.
Kerala is set to be the first state in India to mandate divorce registration, ensuring better welfare for divorcees and their children. The new legislation, driven by the assembly committee’s recommendations, will include a detailed divorce registry.
