Delhi High Court imposed a ₹5,000 fine on a woman who accused a family court judge of being biased toward the child’s father in a custody case. The court dismissed her petition as scandalous and unsupported.
The Delhi High Court fined a woman ₹5,000 for accusing a family court judge of bias in a child custody case. The court dismissed her plea, stating that such allegations undermine judicial authority.
The Delhi High Court fined a woman ₹5,000 for claiming that a family court judge was biased in a child custody case. The court dismissed her plea, stating that such allegations undermined judicial authority.
The Supreme Court highlighted that marriage is a serious commitment and cannot be dissolved lightly. It urged a couple involved in a marital dispute to attempt reconciliation.
The Madhya Pradesh High Court ruled that in matrimonial cases, the husband’s convenience should be prioritized if he has custody of the minor children, ensuring he isn’t forced to attend proceedings far from his residence.
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.
The Supreme Court of India stresses that marriage is a serious commitment, urging couples to try mediation before deciding on separation. The court underscores that marriage should not be treated casually.
The Supreme Court highlighted the importance of mutual efforts to save a marriage, urging a couple to reconcile through mediation. The Court stressed that marriage is not a casual commitment where couples marry today and divorce tomorrow.
