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'We're Old-Fashioned...': Top Court On "Physical Relations" Before Marriage
The Supreme Court on Monday made strong verbal remarks on pre-marital relationships while hearing a bail plea in a case involving allegations of rape and promise of marriage.
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Woman Seeks Divorce 3 Days After Marriage, Calls Man "Physically Incapable"
A newly-married woman in Gorakhpur has sought divorce just three days after her marriage, alleging that her husband confessed on the wedding night that he was physically incapable of marital relations, police said on Wednesday.
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Marital Rape: Supreme Court Notice To Centre On Plea Over High Court Order
The Supreme Court on Friday issued notice to the Centre and others on a plea against the Delhi High Court's split verdict on an issue related to criminalising marital rape.
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Conjugal Relations With Wife Not A Right, Lawyer Tells Delhi High Court
There is no "right" but only an "expectation" of conjugal relations with wife in a marriage and the same also cannot lead to the husband having forced relations with her, the Delhi High Court was told on Friday.
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Top Court To Hear Plea Seeking Direction On Filing Marital Rape Cases
A petition has been filed before the Supreme Court seeking direction to the central government to ensure that there is a clear guideline for registration of cases related to marital rape under framed guidelines and laws.
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7 Common Fears Couples Have In Modern Relationships
Take the appropriate steps to resolve certain fears you have as a couple.
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Man Allegedly Kills Wife For Opposing His Wish For Second Marriage
A 29-year-old man allegedly killed his wife as she refused to allow him to marry another woman over his desperation to have a male child, police said today.
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Plea Against PM Modi's 2012 Election Affidavit Dismissed by Top Court
The Supreme Court today dismissed a plea seeking legal action against Prime Minister Narendra Modi for allegedly filing a defective affidavit relating to his marital status during the 2012 Gujarat Assembly elections.
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Women's Rights Group Flays Delhi High Court Observation
Women rights' groups have flayed Delhi High court's observation that sexual relations between a legally wedded husband and wife, "even if forcible, is not rape", saying this will lead to the rise in incidents of marital rape.
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'We're Old-Fashioned...': Top Court On "Physical Relations" Before Marriage
The Supreme Court on Monday made strong verbal remarks on pre-marital relationships while hearing a bail plea in a case involving allegations of rape and promise of marriage.
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Woman Seeks Divorce 3 Days After Marriage, Calls Man "Physically Incapable"
A newly-married woman in Gorakhpur has sought divorce just three days after her marriage, alleging that her husband confessed on the wedding night that he was physically incapable of marital relations, police said on Wednesday.
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Marital Rape: Supreme Court Notice To Centre On Plea Over High Court Order
The Supreme Court on Friday issued notice to the Centre and others on a plea against the Delhi High Court's split verdict on an issue related to criminalising marital rape.
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Conjugal Relations With Wife Not A Right, Lawyer Tells Delhi High Court
There is no "right" but only an "expectation" of conjugal relations with wife in a marriage and the same also cannot lead to the husband having forced relations with her, the Delhi High Court was told on Friday.
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Top Court To Hear Plea Seeking Direction On Filing Marital Rape Cases
A petition has been filed before the Supreme Court seeking direction to the central government to ensure that there is a clear guideline for registration of cases related to marital rape under framed guidelines and laws.
-
7 Common Fears Couples Have In Modern Relationships
Take the appropriate steps to resolve certain fears you have as a couple.
-
Man Allegedly Kills Wife For Opposing His Wish For Second Marriage
A 29-year-old man allegedly killed his wife as she refused to allow him to marry another woman over his desperation to have a male child, police said today.
-
Plea Against PM Modi's 2012 Election Affidavit Dismissed by Top Court
The Supreme Court today dismissed a plea seeking legal action against Prime Minister Narendra Modi for allegedly filing a defective affidavit relating to his marital status during the 2012 Gujarat Assembly elections.
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Women's Rights Group Flays Delhi High Court Observation
Women rights' groups have flayed Delhi High court's observation that sexual relations between a legally wedded husband and wife, "even if forcible, is not rape", saying this will lead to the rise in incidents of marital rape.
