Bombay High Court on False Promise of Marriage: POCSO Act & Legal Consequences
Bombay High Court ruled that a false promise of marriage vitiates consent under the POCSO Act, upholding conviction for sexual assault on a minor.
Bombay High Court Sentences Husband to 6 Months Jail for Contempt of Maintenance Order
The Bombay High Court sentenced a husband to jail for willfully disobeying a maintenance order, reinforcing the legal consequences of non-compliance.
Supreme Court’s Decision on Domestic Violence Case and Its Impact
The Supreme Court ruled that in domestic violence cases, personal court appearance isn't mandatory unless there's a breach of protection orders.
Failed Marriage is Not the End: Supreme Court’s Progressive Ruling
Supreme Court dissolves failed marriage using Article 142, ending all disputes and recognizing irretrievable breakdown as valid grounds for divorce.
Supreme Court Upholds Right to Speedy Trial: A Landmark Judgment
Supreme Court upholds the right to a speedy trial, granting bail in a UAPA case after 5 years of detention. Read about the key verdict and its impact.
Supreme Court Ruling: Maintenance in Void Marriages Allowed Under Hindu Marriage Act
Supreme Court rules that maintenance in void marriages is allowed under Section 25 of HMA, ensuring financial support for spouses.
Supreme Court Orders Retrial in POCSO Case Due to Procedural Lapses in Death Penalty Verdict
The Supreme Court remanded a POCSO case for retrial, citing procedural lapses in the conviction and death sentence, emphasizing the need for a fair process.
Delhi High Court: Mere Dowry Demand Not an Offense Under Section 498A IPC Without Cruelty or Harassment
The Delhi High Court ruled that mere dowry demands without cruelty or harassment do not amount to an offense under Section 498A IPC, preventing misuse of the law.
Supreme Court Seeks Madhya Pradesh Government’s Response on Bhopal Gas Tragedy Waste Disposal
The Supreme Court seeks the Madhya Pradesh government's response on the safe disposal of Bhopal gas tragedy waste, addressing environmental and health concerns.
Supreme Court Ruling on Gratuity Forfeiture: Employers Can Deny Payment for Serious Misconduct
SC rules that employers can gratuity forfeiture for serious misconduct, even without a criminal conviction, reinforcing workplace integrity and accountability.