Can A Husband Exclude His Wife From A Will? Supreme Court Explains
Can a husband leave his wife out of his Will and give his property to distant relatives? The Supreme Court has clarified that such a decision is not automatically illegal—but…
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Can Marital Rape Exception Protect Husbands In Cases Of Injury Or Wife’s Death? Supreme Court To Examine
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Husband Murdered, Body Found Tied to a Motorcycle – But Supreme Court Acquits Wife and Her Alleged Lover Due to a Botched Investigation
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Husband Murdered, Body Found Tied to a Motorcycle – But Supreme Court Acquits Wife and Her Alleged Lover Due to a Botched Investigation
A husband was killed and his body was allegedly being carried away on a motorcycle—but why did the Supreme Court uphold the acquittal of his wife and her alleged lover?The answer…
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Wife’s Persistent Refusal To Have Sex Without Reason Amounts To Mental Cruelty: Supreme Court Upholds Divorce Granted To Husband After 15 Years Of Separation
Is persistent denial of sexual relations a valid ground for divorce? The Supreme Court held that persistent refusal of sexual relations without reasonable cause may constitute…
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POCSO Act Cannot Criminalise Consensual Teen Sex; Ages 15–18 Are a Period of Experimentation: Supreme Court in Suo Motu Case on Adolescents’ Right to Privacy
Should teenage relationships always lead to criminal prosecution under POCSO Act? The Supreme Court held that the law must balance child protection with the realities of…
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“Those Who Allege A Custom Must Prove It”: Supreme Court Says Uncle-In-Law Cannot Adopt Niece’s Husband As “Ghardamad” Under Oraon Tribal Custom
Can a daughter claim Oraon tribal property by calling her husband a Ghardamad? Supreme Court says No. Custom must be proved, not presumed. The Court held that an uncle-in-law’s…
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