• Whether maintenance granted to wife can be reduced if she is capable of earning?
• When second FIR is liable to be quashed?
• When second FIR in relation to same offence and against same accused is maintainable?
• Whether claimant can be granted escalation charges proportionate to delay caused by other side?
• SAMPLE Informatory Petition – Explained
• Is an Order passed by Family Court Setting Aside an Ex parte Decree Appealable ?
• No anticipatory bail : Against whom a Non-bailable warrant & Proclamation is pending
• Demand of Dowry before marriage is Punishable?
• Revision application allowed in Section 125 Cr.P.C
• Custody order set aside
• SC gives quietus to litigation in matrimonial dispute to ensure that parties may live peacefully
• Divorce : Best to end marriage that has broken down
• How the Court should Determine the Valuation of the Lands under Acquisition
• SC disapproves Centre’s response on appointment of Lokpal
• Non Grant of Anti-Suit Injunction – Foreign Court cannot be said to be oppressive or vexatious
• Whether venue of arbitration will be changed if evidence is recorded somewhere else?
• Precaution to be taken by court while granting injunction
• Filing RTI First Appeals and prescribed Time Limits
• What is a Continous offence
• Findings on past record is necessary before branding a person as habitual criminal
• No specific Evidence of Cruelty, 498A verdict upheld
• Baseless allegations Section 498-A IPC and 304-B IPC
• Drinking Habit, No grounds for Abetment of Suicide, Acquitted in Section 498-A and 306 IPC
• Acquitted in 304B – Unnatural death is not always Dowry Death
• Every child with Special need has a fundamental right to develop with dignity and equality
• Anticipatory Bail cancellation Petition dismissed
• SECTION 473 explained with 498a IPC example
• SC explain delay in filling charge sheet and limitations of Section 473 Cr.P.C and Section 468 Cr.P.C
• Anticipatory bail to be granted where no progress was made towards implicating the petitioner for a considerable period of time
• No Proof of Demand of Dowry, 498A quashed u/s 482 Cr.P.C
• Divorce : Filing False case of 498a IPC on husband is Cruelty.
• Cruelty under IPC 498a and Hindu Marriage Act are different even events are same
• Whether court permit production of pleadings of earlier litigation as additional evidence?
• SAMPLE Domestic violence Quash Petition u/s 482 and Article 226 & 227 of Constitution
• Not stopping abuse of senior citizens is a symbolic collapse of legal system
• Whether Police have Power and Jurisdiction to Seal Immovable Property of a Citizen
• Rape accused acquitted in light of the case falling in arena of ‘suspicion’ and no evidence
• Every violation of visa norm cannot lead to banning a person from entering into the country
• Matrimonial discord not a ground for termination of a 23-week old pregnancy
• 6 Guidelines for Application of Judicial Mind while Invoking Power under Section 156(3) Cr.P.C.
• Conviction reversed due to failure of police to communicate right of the accused under Section 50 NDPS Act
• DV Against D I L and Property rights
• Maintenance based on actual earning, not on able-bodied
• 498a Quash – Unexplained delay, Malicious prosecution
• Wife employment details, PF is not third Party
• Disclosure of leave records and attendance registers of employees under RTI
• Section 65B of Indian Evidence Act
• Tax Evasion Petition against wife – Case details to be disclosed to the petitioner
• Example Written arguments in Domestic Violence case on behalf of Husband
• Parents can evict children under the provisions of MWPSC Act, 2007 upon being harassed
• Power of the State to lay down criteria for determination of linguistic minority, not arbitrary: Karnataka HC
• Sabarimala Temple Ayappa Temple Ban on women entry: Where a man can enter, even a women can go: SC
• Prosecution for Perjury can be directed only in case of deliberate falsehood
• No Marriage No Maintenance
• SC modifies Bombay HC order as an Interim maintenance of 2 crore during the pendency of appeal in a divorce petition
• Calcutta HC issued directions as ‘standard operating procedure’ for investigation and prosecution of crime
• Prosecution case quashed on finding no scientific material to show that liquid consumed was ‘liquor’
• Condonation of 248 days delay in 498A
• Father was given custody in spite that the child wants to live with mother.
• The child was happy with the father so custody was given to him.
• Cow Vigilantism – Parliament to frame a separate offence of lynching with punishment: SC
• Clear mens rea to commit the offence is a sine qua non for conviction under Section 306 IPC
• Penetration is not sine qua non to constitute sexual assault under Section 8 POCSO Act
• No proof for subjecting the deceased to cruelty soon before her death, Acquitted in 498A and 304B IPC
• 498A Quash – Delay in lodging the FIR, No cruelty in suicide Note.
• Not helping in household is not abetting suicide, Acquitted for offence u/s 498A/306/34 IPC
• Constitution of India — Art. 226 — Maintainability of writ petition
• 498A Quash – No jurisdiction to conduct trial
• 498A Quashing under Section 482 on Jurisdiction, Malafide and Vexatious case

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