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FIR Doesn't Say 'Honourable' Minister, Court Asks Top Official To Explain Why
The Allahabad High Court has sought an explanation from the additional chief secretary (home) of Uttar Pradesh over the non-mentioning of the courtesy title 'Hon'ble' before the name of a Union minister in an FIR.
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Divorce Among Muslims Final After Husband Declares It In Lawful Manner: Court
The order is a first of its kind. Since marriage and divorce among the Muslim community come under the ambit of the Muslim Personal Law, even the Supreme Court has not commented on this.
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Widow Eligible To Claim Maintenance From Father-In-Law: Allahabad High Court
The husband's duty to pay maintenance to wife does not end with his death, said the Allahabad High Court.
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'Court Doesn't See Hindu-Muslim': A Ruling For Interfaith Couple In Live-In
An interfaith couple in a live-in relationship had said they fear for their safety and that the police had not responded to their concerns
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Dead Cop's Parents Want Daughter-In-Law To Pay Maintenance. What Court Said
The elderly couple argued that their daughter-in-law has sufficient independent income and has also received service benefits after their son's death.
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Married Man In Live-In Relationship: 1 Court, 2 Cases, 2 Different Stands
"The freedom of one person ceases where the statutory right of another person starts," the court said in a March 20 ruling
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Married Man In Consensual Live-In Relationship Isn't A Crime: High Court
The Allahabad High Court observed that a married man in a consensual live-in relationship with an adult woman could not be prosecuted, and separated law from morality as it quashed arrest fears and ordered police protection for the couple facing thre
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'Can't Claim One Religion As Only True One': Allahabad High Court On Priest's Plea
According to the FIR, the applicant allegedly held prayer meetings where he repeatedly stated that Christianity was the only true religion.
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"Husband Liable To Pay Maintenance Even After Serving Jail": Allahabad Court
The court also ruled that the legal principle of "double jeopardy" -- which prevents someone from being punished twice for the same offence -- does not apply in such maintenance cases under the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005.
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Swami Avimukteshwaranand Gets Anticipatory Bail In Sexual Abuse Case
The case pertains to an FIR lodged at Jhunsi police station in Prayagraj following directions from a POCSO court.
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FIR Doesn't Say 'Honourable' Minister, Court Asks Top Official To Explain Why
The Allahabad High Court has sought an explanation from the additional chief secretary (home) of Uttar Pradesh over the non-mentioning of the courtesy title 'Hon'ble' before the name of a Union minister in an FIR.
-
Divorce Among Muslims Final After Husband Declares It In Lawful Manner: Court
The order is a first of its kind. Since marriage and divorce among the Muslim community come under the ambit of the Muslim Personal Law, even the Supreme Court has not commented on this.
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Widow Eligible To Claim Maintenance From Father-In-Law: Allahabad High Court
The husband's duty to pay maintenance to wife does not end with his death, said the Allahabad High Court.
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'Court Doesn't See Hindu-Muslim': A Ruling For Interfaith Couple In Live-In
An interfaith couple in a live-in relationship had said they fear for their safety and that the police had not responded to their concerns
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Dead Cop's Parents Want Daughter-In-Law To Pay Maintenance. What Court Said
The elderly couple argued that their daughter-in-law has sufficient independent income and has also received service benefits after their son's death.
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Married Man In Live-In Relationship: 1 Court, 2 Cases, 2 Different Stands
"The freedom of one person ceases where the statutory right of another person starts," the court said in a March 20 ruling
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Married Man In Consensual Live-In Relationship Isn't A Crime: High Court
The Allahabad High Court observed that a married man in a consensual live-in relationship with an adult woman could not be prosecuted, and separated law from morality as it quashed arrest fears and ordered police protection for the couple facing thre
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'Can't Claim One Religion As Only True One': Allahabad High Court On Priest's Plea
According to the FIR, the applicant allegedly held prayer meetings where he repeatedly stated that Christianity was the only true religion.
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"Husband Liable To Pay Maintenance Even After Serving Jail": Allahabad Court
The court also ruled that the legal principle of "double jeopardy" -- which prevents someone from being punished twice for the same offence -- does not apply in such maintenance cases under the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005.
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Swami Avimukteshwaranand Gets Anticipatory Bail In Sexual Abuse Case
The case pertains to an FIR lodged at Jhunsi police station in Prayagraj following directions from a POCSO court.
