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The Delhi High Court has ruled that a husband cannot face charges under Section 377 IPC for anal or oral sex with his wife, holding that the law presumes implied consent in marriage and that no clear allegation of non-consent was made.
The Delhi High Court has held that a spouse can sue her partner’s lover and seek compensation for interfering in her marriage. The Court said that adultery, though decriminalized, can still lead to civil consequences under tort law.
The Delhi High Court quashed an FIR against distant relatives in a dowry case, ruling that a mere demand of dowry without evidence of cruelty is not an offence under Section 498A IPC. The Court cautioned, however, that genuine dowry harassment remains a serious offence.
The Delhi High Court ruled that the POCSO Act is meant to protect minors from sexual abuse, not criminalize consensual relationships between young adults. The court granted bail to an accused in a case involving a minor.
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.
The Delhi High Court clarified that failure to pay maintenance under the Domestic Violence Act does not lead to criminal charges under Section 31. The court emphasized that the Act is intended to uplift and protect victims, not imprison individuals for non-payment of maintenance.
The Delhi High Court upheld a family court’s decision granting divorce, stating that a wife’s actions, including acting as a widow while her husband was alive, amounted to extreme cruelty and destroyed the marital relationship.
The Delhi High Court ruled that husbands cannot seek protection under the Domestic Violence Act, which is intended to safeguard women from abuse. The ruling reinforces the Act’s focus on protecting women from domestic violence.
The Delhi High Court has granted a divorce, ruling that a wife’s behavior, including acting as a widow during her husband’s serious injury, constituted extreme cruelty. The court found no chance of reconciliation, citing mental cruelty and irreconcilable differences.
