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'Husband Allegedly In Illegal Custody Of Wife': Madras High Court Appoints Advocate-Commissioner To Enquire Into Allegations

The Madras High Court on Friday (20th November) appointed an Advocate Commissioner to enquire into the allegations of a person that his friend (the Detenu), is under the illegal custody of his own...

Necessary For Courts To Scrutinize Allegations As Nowadays There's A Tendency To Make Vague Allegations Against Members Of Husband's Family U/498-A: Bombay HC [Read Order]

The Bombay High Court while quashing an FIR against in-laws of woman who alleged harassment at their hands, observed that nowadays, it has become a tendency to make vague and omnibus allegations,...

Wife Obtaining Husband's Consent For Marriage Without Revealing Her Cardiac Ailments Is Nothing Short Of Fraud: Kerala HC [Read Order]

'Common For Elders To Sometimes Scold Youngsters; Making Daughter-In-Law Do Household Work Not Something Unusual': Kerala HC [Read Order]

Nationwide Lockdown: Bombay HC Allows Father To See Children Through Video Conferencing In A Case Of Matrimonial Dispute [Read Order]

Temporary Reunion During Pendency Of Divorce Proceedings Will Not Defeat The Claim For Dissolution Of Marriage: Kerala HC [Read Judgment]

Marriage Contracted During Pendency Of Appeal From A Divorce Decree Filed After Expiry Of Limitation Period Is Not Void: SC [Read Judgment]

Parental Responsibility Does Not End With Breakdown Of Marriage: SC [Read Judgment]

Family Court Shall Hear Domestic Violence Case Along With Matrimonial Dispute Says Bombay HC [Read Order]

Husband’s Kin Shouldn’t Be Roped In On The Basis Of Omnibus Allegations In Matrimonial Dispute Cases, Says SC [Read Judgment]

Delhi HC Orders Jail Term For Defying Orders To Pay Maintenance To Wife [Read Judgment]

Denial of Sex to Husband for long time without any sufficient Cause amounts to Mental Cruelty; SC grants Divorce [Read the Judgment]

SC quashes Criminal Prosecution against 'in-laws' initiated under 498A, 506 (II) and Section 4 of the Dowry Prohibition Act