The High Court overturned judgments acquitting the husband and his family members, stating that the evidence of the deceased woman’s parents was rejected on inadequate grounds. The Bombay High Court in Aurangabad recently stated that the societal scourge of dowry persists in our culture, with even ostensibly wealthy people demanding payment from the destitute parents
The Madras High Court helped a young couple by allowing a virtual marriage with the bride in India and the groom in the United States. The bride’s request for a marriage certificate was also granted by the court, which noted that the bride possessed a power of attorney that permitted her to sign the marriage
The Supreme Court noted on Thursday that the mother, who is the kid’s sole natural guardian, has the authority to choose the child’s surname and to place the infant for adoption. Thus, the Andhra Pradesh High Court’s order to a woman to change her son’s stepfather’s surname back to his own surname was dismissed by
A Delhi court recently ordered a man and his wife to leave the home of his parents. The man’s mother stated that the man and his wife had been torturing and harassing her, in addition to bringing a dog home against her will. The mother alleged that her son had provoked the dog to attack
The Patna High Court recently noted that sexual assault on a young girl affects her personality and leaves the survivor dealing with lifetime trauma while maintaining the conviction and life sentence of a father who had sexually assaulted his two younger children from 2007 to 2013. [F vs State of Bihar] According to a division
The Kerala High Court ruled in a historic case [XXX & Anr. v Registrar of Births and Deaths & Ors.] that every individual has the right to have just their mother’s name appear on their birth certificate and other official documents. The Court issued the ruling in recognition of the anguish experienced by children of
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