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Harassment alone not enough to establish accused guilty of abetting suicide: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court has said that mere allegations of harassment are insufficient to convict someone for abetment of suicide ...
Not allowing mother to meet child amounts to cruelty and harassment, says Bombay HC
MUMBAI: The Bombay High Court has held that not letting a child meet her mother amounts to `cruelty' under the Indian Penal ...
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Merely Because Wife Didn't File Complaint Under S.498A IPC For Many Years Doesn't Mean There Was No Cruelty By Husband : Supreme Court
The fact that a wife did not make any complaint regarding cruelty for many years would not make a complaint under Section ...
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Keeping Child Away From Mother Amounts To "Cruelty": Bombay High Court
The Bombay High Court has held that not letting a child meet her mother amounts to 'cruelty' under the Indian Penal Code, and ...
No proposal to criminalise marital rape, Centre tells Parliament
Adequate legal remedies exist under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita and Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, said ...
NIA chargesheets 10 CPI Maoist operatives in 2023 Chhattisgarh assembly poll blast case
The National Investigation Agency NIA has chargesheeted 10 persons including three arrested over-ground workers of CPI Maoist namely Mohan Yadav Bhupendra ...
Bengaluru techie’s suicide: SC’s 8-point alimony criteria—standard of living, husband’s financial capacity, and more
The Supreme Court of India on Tuesday cautioned against the misuse of the cruelty law in marital dispute cases lodged by ...
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Harassment not enough to prove abetment to suicide: SC
The Supreme Court of India has said that mere harassment is not sufficient to hold someone guilty of the offence of abetting ...
Harassment Not Sufficient To Declare Abetment To Suicide, Says SC Amid Outrage Over Bengaluru Techie Death
The Supreme Court's observation comes amid national outrage over the death of a techie from Bengaluru Atul Subhash.
Bengaluru techie suicide case: Does domestic violence include mental abuse? What Indian law says
The family of the 34-year-old techie who allegedly died by suicide in Bengaluru triggered a big debate over the misuse of ...
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Not allowing mother to meet child amounts to cruelty and harassment, says HC
The Bombay High Court has held that not letting a child meet her mother amounts to `cruelty’ under the Indian Penal Code, and refused to quash a First Information Report registered against the in-laws ...