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SC upholds Delhi HC order rejecting man's claim to right to privacy in divorce caseThe Supreme Court has affirmed a Delhi High Court ruling allowing wives to seek court assistance in gathering evidence like call records an...- Husband breaks wife’s phone, produces adultery photos; gets photographer who developed photo to be a witness; MP HC grants divorceThe Madhya Pradesh High Court ruled that photos of adultery can be used as evidence in divorce cases, even without a Section 65B certificat...
- Husband ordered to pay fine to ex-wife over her nickname he saved on his phone. Court calls it emotional abuseA Turkish court has ruled against a husband for saving his wife's contact with a derogatory nickname. The court found this, along with fina...
- Biblical betrayal? Ken Paxton’s wife drops divorce bombshell ahead of explosive US Senate showdownAngela Paxton, a current Texas state senator, took to social media on Thursday to announce the end of her 38-year marriage — a relationship...
- Who is Ken Paxton? Divorce and affair scandal shake up Texas Attorney General’s careerTexas Attorney General Ken Paxton, already facing legal troubles and impeachment for alleged bribery and abuse of office, now faces a divor...
- No alimony for wife as husband proved her extra marital affair and got divorced on grounds of adultery in Chhattisgarh High Court caseDivorce without alimony: The High Court ruled that a wife divorced on grounds of adultery is ineligible for alimony/maintenance under Secti...
- No alimony for adultery: Chhattisgarh HC tells woman to mind the clauseThe Chhattisgarh High Court denied a woman's maintenance request from her former husband, citing her proven adulterous conduct as grounds f...
- Cruelty and isolated acts of adultery by wife no bar to receiving maintenance from husband: HCJustice Chandra Dhari Singh, who was dealing with a challenge to a trial court directing the husband to pay monthly maintenance to the wife...
- SC notice on Centre's plea seeking verdict decriminalizing adultery be not made applicable on forcesIt has been said when jawans and officers are posted in forward inhospitable areas, their families are taken care of at base camp by other ...
- Supreme Court strikes down Victorian-era adultery lawIf adultery is treated as a crime, there would be immense intrusion into the extreme privacy of the matrimonial sphere and it is better lef...
- Adultery no longer a crime, says Supreme CourtThe Centre had defended the Victorian law, stating that continuation of the adultery law is important.
- SC verdict on adultery welcomed by lawyers, activistsA five-judge Constitution bench headed by Chief Justice Dipak Misra was unanimous in striking down Section 497 of the Indian Penal Code dea...
- SC says adultery law looks pro-women but is anti-women, hints it may go“The law seems to be prowomen but is anti-women in a grave ostensible way. As if with the consent of the husband, wife can be subjected to ...
- Can be ground for divorce, but is adultery crime: Supreme CourtA five-judge Constitution bench headed by Chief Justice Dipak Misra said it will not touch the law to make it an offence for women too.
- ET View: Consent is king, adultery can be ground for divorce, not a crime by itselfAdulterous men, according to current law can be punished under Section 497 of the Indian Penal Code.
- This is the most common ground that married couples cite to legally end their unionsThe proportion of divorces granted on the grounds of 'unreasonable behaviour' has grown considerably.
- New Bill to give Mizo woman right to property in divorce casesThe new legislation provided that divorce could only be granted by the court and women could now have share in the family property.
- New divorce law loaded against women: Arun JaitleyArun Jaitley feels men may use irretrievable breakdown for divorce & courts may give only conservative amounts for maintenance.
- Irretrievable breakdown to be ground for divorceThe Cabinet will clear amendments to the Hindu Marriage Act on Thursday.
- No divorce for "irretrievable breakdown" of marriage: SCIrretrievable breakdown of marriage doesn't account for divorce, says SC.
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