- Whether court can refuse to give a decree for divorce on the ground of desertion if the wife comes to her matrimonial house for one day due to the death of her mother in law?
- Supreme Court reiterates that Magistrate shall not entertain applications U/S 156 of CrPC unless it is supported by Affidavit
- At odd hours despite Husband’s warning Wife making frequent discreet Phone Calls to another man is Matrimonial Cruelty
- No relief to those who falsify Affidavits
- Section 156 (3) of the Cr.P.C is not Applicable without Affidavite
- CIRCULAR-Paying maintenance to Qualified and Empowered women for short marriages must be Stopped.
- No multiple maintenance claims
- Unmarried Hindu daughter can claim maintenance from her father till she is married only with Section 20(3) HAMA not under Section 125 Cr.P.C.
- Wife’s Parents coming to Mediation Centre only for the money deposited by Accused/Husband
- When marriage is irretrievable breakdown refusing to MCD divorce is cruelty
- Lawyer who plays fraud can’t be on advocates’ roll
- Daughter who is a Major cannot get Maintenance under CrPC 125
- No anticipatory bail required in dowry harassment 498a
- After Issuance of 41-A CrPC notice Police Can’t arrest Without Magistrate’s Permission
- Domestic incident report and Domestic relationship on PWDVA
- Prosecution of Husband’s relatives based on general & omnibus allegations with IPC 498A by Wife is Abuse Of Process
- Person who has no child Legal Custody cannot file Habeas Corpus in custody matter
- Under IPC breaching promise to marry is not offence of Cheating
- Whether Family court can force medical test in matrimonial cases?
- Bail granted in Gangrape case
- Procedure is prescribed by the legislature, it is not for the court to substitute a different one according to its notion of justice
- Constitutional limitations, The role of the judiciary in determining whether that power is being exercised for a public purpose or not?
- Grant of Bail and when to cancel bail
- Can the court ask the defendant to make his final argument before the plaintiff?
- Section 438 CrPC – While dismissing Anticipatory Bail, is it legally permissible to direct the accused to Surrender ?
- Can plaintiff withdraw one suit and institute any suit as he likes?
- Evidence Act – Test to determine whether recovery is from an open place.
- PWDVA – Whether exclusive use and possession of the part of a house comes under the definition of “shared household” ?
- Section 353 IPC can’t be Invoked just because an Officer is in Uniform
- Constructive Desertion – What precisely constitutes “Desertion” ?
- Can the court consider an additional circumstance against the accused if he only says he was falsely implicated in his statement under S 313 of CRPC?
- Anticipatory Bail in Rape case
- Whether Will trial be vitiated if the complainant/informant is investigating officer?
- Court can compel one of the parents to move from one country to another in Child Custody case?
- Shared Parenting – Parents can not be guest in children life
- Whether provision declared unconstitutional by court gets wiped out of statute book?
- Whether the accused can seek quashing of prosecution on the ground that he made imputation for the public good?
- Section 323, 504, 506, 308 IPC – Compromise in criminal case – Sustained injuries on head are grievous in nature – Cannot be quashed on the basis of compromise.
- Any further complaint by same complainant against same person on same set of fact subsequent to registration of case is invalid.
- What precaution Magistrate should take if he is recording the statement of victim U/S 164 of CRPC for the second time?
- Writ Petition filed concealing earlier case; HC dismisses with an exemplary cost of ₹25,000/-.
- Whether an application for amendment can be filed upto the pronouncement of judgmentt and even after filing the appeal?
- Law should not be seen to sit by limply and the Court cannot be a lame duck and wait when bolt is impending and the situation is grave.
- National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) – Economically Weaker Section (EWS)
- A Wife cannot claim partition in the ancestral property of her husband. During the lifetime of a male Hindu, neither his wife nor children can claim partition in his self-acquired property
- When there is a Genuine settlement of matrimonial disputes Section 498A IPC should not be maintainable
- Whether legal heirs of a woman can claim monetary relief under the Domestic violence Act after her death?
- Whether an appellant can claim condonation of delay in insolvency appeal if it has not made an application for a certified copy within limitation?
- Whether court can draw adverse inference if a literate person puts thumb impression instead of signature?
- Under which circumstances letter of intent will be binding on the parties?
- Whether Session court can permit the addition of complainant in criminal revision as per 401(2) Cr.P.C?
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