US-Based Man Wins Right to Prosecute Wife for False Accusations
The Karnataka High Court has given a US-based man permission to prosecute his wife for malicious prosecution after she falsely accused him under the Dowry Prohibition Act.
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Law Considers Women as Weaker Section and Needs More Protection: Bombay HC
The Bombay High Court highlights the need for greater protection for women, considering them a weaker section of society. The court prioritized the wife’s safety and convenience by transferring a restitution petition.
Supreme Court Justice Urges Change in Lawyer’s Approach: No More ‘Tarikh Pe Tarikh’
Supreme Court Justice DY Chandrachud underscores the necessity for a shift in how lawyers operate in the apex court, urging against frequent adjournments that delay proceedings and impact judicial efficiency.
Father Wrongly Accused: Acquitted After 3 Years in False Rape Charges Case
A father faced a harrowing ordeal after being falsely accused of rape by his niece, resulting in over 3 years of incarceration. The case, initiated on a complaint filed in 2017, took a turn when the girl confessed to framing her father at her uncle’s insistence. Here’s how justice prevailed after a prolonged legal battle.
Supreme Court Quashes Rape Case After Finding Good Faith Promise Not Fulfilled
The Supreme Court has quashed a rape case, emphasizing the difference between false promises of marriage and breaches made in good faith. This decision, based on a consensual relationship, underscores the court’s approach to legal matters in such cases.
Air India Urination Case: Shankar Mishra’s Lawyer Claims Woman Urinated on Herself Due to Incontinence
In the ongoing Air India urination case, Shankar Mishra’s lawyer claims the woman urinated on herself due to incontinence. Discover the latest court proceedings and updates on this controversial incident.
Bombay High Court Denies Relief to Remarried Woman During Divorce Appeal
The Bombay High Court denied a woman’s request to dismiss her husband’s divorce appeal, noting her remarriage during the appeal period violated Section 15 of the Hindu Marriage Act.
Delhi High Court Quashes POCSO Case as Accused and Minor Victim Are Now Happily Married with Two Kids
The Delhi High Court quashed a POCSO case against a man who eloped with a minor, noting the couple is now married with two children and living happily together.
Lodging False Cases Against Husband Is Cruelty: Bombay High Court
The Bombay High Court’s Aurangabad bench ruled that lodging false cases against a husband and his family constitutes cruelty. This decision upheld a lower court’s divorce decree, emphasizing the severe impact of false accusations.
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