The Madras High Court ruled that a wife’s act of removing her mangalsutra during separation signifies mental cruelty of the highest order, and granted divorce to the husband based on her conduct and false accusations.
The Delhi High Court emphasized that filing false cases against husbands and their families damages the legal system and society. It denied anticipatory bail in a fabricated dowry and suicide case.
A man in Ballabgarh, Haryana, caught his wife in a hotel room with her brother-in-law. The shocking discovery has led to a police case and investigation.
A woman in Hailakandi, Assam, was sent to judicial custody after being found guilty of filing a false rape FIR. The court condemned the misuse of the legal system and issued a strong message to those misusing the law for personal revenge.
Bombay High Court refused a woman’s claim that her marriage was forced after her husband gave her spiked prasad. The court found no proof supporting her allegations and denied divorce.
Kerala High Court says that a relationship going bad later does not amount to rape. The court allowed bail for a Central Government Counsel accused of sexual assault, stating consent and promise of marriage are key factors.
Agra police arrested a woman and three lawyers for filing a fake rape case to extort ₹5 lakh from a man. The accused were caught with cash and charged with filing a false case and extortion.
The Calcutta High Court advised a separated couple to spend 48 hours at Eco Park to try and reconnect after eight years of estrangement. Both expressed willingness to consider reconciliation.
The Karnataka High Court ruled that a physically fit man who can earn a living is not entitled to claim permanent alimony from his wife after divorce, especially if he owns valuable property and fails to support his child.
A man in Chhattisgarh killed his wife after she claimed she would have affairs with multiple men following their divorce. He later staged the crime as a suicide but confessed during investigation.
