The Kerala High Court ruled that a wife making repeated secret phone calls to another man despite her husband’s warning amounts to mental cruelty, making it a valid ground for divorce.
The Supreme Court ruled that calling a husband “impotent” or using abusive language during a marital dispute is not enough to prove abetment to suicide. The Court quashed the case against the wife and her family.
The Karnataka High Court ruled that a wife’s medical records, including abortion reports, are private and cannot be used by a husband to prove adultery in court, protecting doctor-patient confidentiality.
The Gujarat High Court ruled that a major woman is free to choose her own path, allowing her to stay with her live-in partner despite her family’s objections.
The Punjab and Haryana High Court upheld a divorce ruling for a man whose wife refused to live with his elderly mother, citing mental cruelty as a key factor.
The Bombay High Court ruled that a man forcibly kept in a rehab center by his wife due to marital issues must be released, as there was no medical justification for his detention.
In a horrifying incident in Maharashtra, a mother killed her six children by throwing them into a well following a marital dispute. The tragedy occurred in Kharavali village, and the woman has been arrested for murder.
A man in Thana, Lakhanmajra, was brutally assaulted by his wife and in-laws following an argument, suffering severe injuries and requiring hospitalization.
The Karnataka High Court directed a husband to pay Rs 25,000 to his wife as legal fees for a divorce case, ensuring she can contest the proceedings effectively.
A couple involved in 60 legal cases over 41 years, including allegations of sexual harassment, has been urged by the Supreme Court to seek mediation for a peaceful resolution.
