Allahabad HC Observed mere existence of mental disorder of any degree is not sufficient to seek divorce in HMA
Section 13(1)(iii) of the HMA provides that either spouse may apply for a divorce if the other spouse is unsound or suffering from a mental disorder. Senate Session Senate Ranjan Roy and Om Prakash Shukla
The Madhya Pradesh High Court Has Stayed The Ruling That Requires The Marriage Registrar To Record Interfaith Unions
Before being brought before the Registrar of Marriage to have her statement recorded, the Hindu woman was counseled by a single-judge bench led by Justice Vishal Dhagat to reevaluate her choice to wed the guy.
Delhi High Court Grants Bail to Businessman in Money Laundering Case Involving AAP Leader Amanatullah Khan
The Delhi High Court has granted bail to a Dubai-based businessman, accused in a money laundering case related to AAP leader Amanatullah Khan, citing delays in trial proceedings.
Supreme Court Reinstates Woman Sarpanch in Chhattisgarh, Orders Inquiry into Harassment by Officials
The Supreme Court reinstates a young woman Sarpanch in Chhattisgarh, imposing a fine on the state government and ordering an inquiry into officials for unwarranted harassment over delayed construction.
Health Influencer to Request Removal of BournVita mentions from the popular podcast following Delhi HC court order
Senior advocate Rao therefore offered his client to ask Allahbadia to remove references to Bournvit from his podcast.
Lawyers Shouldn’t Exacerbate Marital Disputes: Madras High Court Requests That BCI Create Standards
In order to focus their efforts on preserving marriages rather than ending them, the Court has requested that the Bar Council of India create rules for attorneys.
Supreme Court Dismisses Plea for Hate Speech Guidelines, Citing Existing Petitions
The Supreme Court quashes a PIL demanding guidelines to put an end to hate speech, citing the existing engagement of the issue by the apex court through pending petitions.
Plea in Kerala HC against making the parents/owners liable for the offense of the minor in the MV Act
It is an arbitrary presumption that the minor has received the guardian or the owner's implicit consent,
Victims must be intimated regarding the progress of the investigation: Punjab and Haryana HC
The victim or the complainant cannot be shunned aside after the registration of the case, being the significant stakeholders.
Title: Himachal Pradesh High Court Warns Against Selective Evidence in Criminal Cases
The Himachal Pradesh High Court directs state authorities to prevent investigators and prosecutors from presenting selective evidence in court, stressing the need for fair trials and protection of the innocent.
