Supreme Court: Mother’s Infidelity Not Grounds for Paternity Test
The Supreme Court ruled that infidelity is not grounds for a paternity test when a couple has cohabited. The child’s legitimacy remains protected under the law.
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Woman Declared Dead 7 Years Ago Found Alive and Married, Man Jailed for Her “Murder”
In a shocking case, a woman who was declared dead 7 years ago has been found alive and married in Uttar Pradesh. A man has been imprisoned for her “murder” while authorities investigate the matter.
Chennai Court Awards Rs 15 Lakh Compensation to Student Falsely Accused of Rape
A Chennai court has awarded Rs 15 lakh in compensation to a former college student falsely accused of rape. The false charge led to a seven-year legal ordeal, ruining his career and life. Discover the details of the case and the court’s ruling.
Allahabad HC Denies Relief to Man Who Secretly Took Daughter’s Blood Sample for Private DNA Test
The Allahabad High Court denied relief to a man who secretly took his daughter’s blood sample for a private DNA test to deny paternity and avoid maintenance payments. The court emphasized the presumption of a child’s legitimacy within marriage and highlighted the potential misuse of DNA tests in paternity disputes.
Woman Declared Dead 7 Years Ago Found Alive and Married; Man Wrongly Jailed for Her ‘Murder’
A woman declared dead 7 years ago in Uttar Pradesh has been found alive and married. Meanwhile, a man falsely accused of her murder has been in jail. The truth emerged after a police investigation.
Supreme Court: Infidelity Not a Basis for Paternity Test
The Supreme Court ruled that infidelity alone does not justify a paternity test. Legitimacy is presumed if husband and wife cohabit and no impotency is proven, ensuring the child’s well-being is prioritized.
Allahabad High Court Orders Man to Undergo DNA Test or Pay Child Maintenance
The Allahabad High Court has ordered a man to either pay maintenance to his children or undergo a DNA test to prove he is not their father, emphasizing the importance of resolving paternity disputes for child welfare.
Karnataka High Court: Husband’s False Adultery Allegations Amount to Mental Cruelty
The Karnataka High Court has ruled that a husband’s false allegations of adultery against his wife constitute mental cruelty, overturning a previous divorce decree and imposing a fine on the husband for his conduct.
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