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Divorce Can't Be Granted Citing Cruelty Based On WhatsApp Chats: Bombay High Court
Divorce cannot be granted on grounds of alleged cruelty merely based on WhatsApp chats without giving the spouse a chance to rebut, the Bombay High Court has said.
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Chhattisgarh High Court's Big Order On Digital Evidence vs Right To Privacy
Private electronic communications including WhatsApp chats and call recordings can be used as evidence in matrimonial disputes, the Chhattisgarh High Court has said.
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Dhanashree Verma Snaps At Yuzvendra Chahal For Wearing "Be Your Own Sugar Daddy" T-Shirt To Final Divorce Hearing: "Bhai, WhatsApp Kar Deta"
"You know that people are going to blame you," Dhanashree spoke about Yuzvendra's t-shirt stunt
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Case Against Man For Giving 'Triple Talaq' To Wife On WhatsApp In Pune
A 28-year-old woman from Pune registered a case against her husband for allegedly giving her 'triple talaq' or divorce by sending her a message on WhatsApp, police said on Tuesday.
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Woman Forced Out Of Home For 25 Lakh Dowry, Gets Triple Talaq On WhatsApp
A woman from Bhopal in Madhya Pradesh has accused her husband of divorcing her by uttering triple talaq over a WhatsApp call, police said. The incident happened on July 31, the 42-year-old woman stated in her complaint.
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Nawazuddin Siddiqui's Wife Aaliya Siddiqui Sends Legal Notice For Divorce To The Actor
"The notice has been sent claiming maintenance and divorce," Aaliya's lawyer Abhay Sahai told PTI
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UP Man In Kuwait Uses WhatsApp To Give Triple Talaq To Wife In India
A man divorced his wife in Uttar Pradesh's Muzaffarnagar through triple talaq on WhatsApp from Kuwait, where he works as a labourer, after she filed a dowry and harassment case against him and his family, police said today.
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Woman Alleges Triple Talaq Over WhatsApp From Husband In Saudi
A woman in Uttar Pradesh has accused her husband of giving Triple Talaq on WhatsApp. The woman said her husband, who lives in Saudi Arabia, divorced her last month my sending messages on WhatsApp.
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Delhi Air Hostess Wanted To Move Out, Spoke To Divorce Lawyer: Friend
The female flight attendant who had allegedly jumped off the terrace of a south Delhi building was thinking of taking a divorce from her husband and was even looking for houses, a friend of hers claimed.
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Woman Alleges "Triple Talaq" On WhatsApp Despite Top Court Ruling
A Muslim woman in Maharashtra's Thane has accused her husband of divorcing her with a short video message on WhatsApp, despite the Supreme Court's ruling last year that banned the controversial Islamic practice that allows men to leave their wives immediately by stating "talaq" (divorce) three times. The top court had called the practice "unconstit...
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WhatsApp Chats of Children Can Be Read by Their Parents, Rules Spanish Court
A Spanish court has ruled that parents and guardians can monitor social media use by children and read their WhatsApp messages.
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With Triple Talaq Still Taking Place, Government Ready With New Plan
A new bill to ban "triple talaq" will be presented by the government lawmakers when they meet for the next session of parliament. In August, in a landmark ruling, the Supreme Court said the practice of Muslim men uttering "talaq" three times for an instant divorce is unconstitutional.
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'She's Still My Wife': Aligarh Professor Denies 'WhatsApp Divorce' Charge
An Aligarh Muslim University professor accused by his wife of divorcing her on Whatsapp denied it emphatically today and said: -She is still my wife-.
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Triple Talaq Verdict Means 5 Petitioners Not Divorced Anymore, Says Lawyer
Five women who challenged triple talaq or instant divorce by their husbands on the phone, by WhatsApp or speed post, rejoiced today as the Supreme Court banned the practice as unconstitutional. Their lawyers claim their marriages now stand restored as their divorces have been cancelled. Senior lawyer and Congress leader Salman Khurshid, who ...
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Triple Talaq Illegal, Says Supreme Court In Landmark Judgment: 10 Points
The Supreme Court today banned the controversial Islamic practice that allows men to leave their wives immediately by stating "talaq" (divorce) three times, calling the practice "unconstitutional". The verdict vindicates the stand of the government, which had said triple talaq violates fundamental rights of women. Several Muslim women...
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Divorce Can't Be Granted Citing Cruelty Based On WhatsApp Chats: Bombay High Court
Divorce cannot be granted on grounds of alleged cruelty merely based on WhatsApp chats without giving the spouse a chance to rebut, the Bombay High Court has said.
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Chhattisgarh High Court's Big Order On Digital Evidence vs Right To Privacy
Private electronic communications including WhatsApp chats and call recordings can be used as evidence in matrimonial disputes, the Chhattisgarh High Court has said.
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Dhanashree Verma Snaps At Yuzvendra Chahal For Wearing "Be Your Own Sugar Daddy" T-Shirt To Final Divorce Hearing: "Bhai, WhatsApp Kar Deta"
"You know that people are going to blame you," Dhanashree spoke about Yuzvendra's t-shirt stunt
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Case Against Man For Giving 'Triple Talaq' To Wife On WhatsApp In Pune
A 28-year-old woman from Pune registered a case against her husband for allegedly giving her 'triple talaq' or divorce by sending her a message on WhatsApp, police said on Tuesday.
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Woman Forced Out Of Home For 25 Lakh Dowry, Gets Triple Talaq On WhatsApp
A woman from Bhopal in Madhya Pradesh has accused her husband of divorcing her by uttering triple talaq over a WhatsApp call, police said. The incident happened on July 31, the 42-year-old woman stated in her complaint.
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Nawazuddin Siddiqui's Wife Aaliya Siddiqui Sends Legal Notice For Divorce To The Actor
"The notice has been sent claiming maintenance and divorce," Aaliya's lawyer Abhay Sahai told PTI
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UP Man In Kuwait Uses WhatsApp To Give Triple Talaq To Wife In India
A man divorced his wife in Uttar Pradesh's Muzaffarnagar through triple talaq on WhatsApp from Kuwait, where he works as a labourer, after she filed a dowry and harassment case against him and his family, police said today.
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Woman Alleges Triple Talaq Over WhatsApp From Husband In Saudi
A woman in Uttar Pradesh has accused her husband of giving Triple Talaq on WhatsApp. The woman said her husband, who lives in Saudi Arabia, divorced her last month my sending messages on WhatsApp.
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Delhi Air Hostess Wanted To Move Out, Spoke To Divorce Lawyer: Friend
The female flight attendant who had allegedly jumped off the terrace of a south Delhi building was thinking of taking a divorce from her husband and was even looking for houses, a friend of hers claimed.
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Woman Alleges "Triple Talaq" On WhatsApp Despite Top Court Ruling
A Muslim woman in Maharashtra's Thane has accused her husband of divorcing her with a short video message on WhatsApp, despite the Supreme Court's ruling last year that banned the controversial Islamic practice that allows men to leave their wives immediately by stating "talaq" (divorce) three times. The top court had called the practice "unconstit...
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WhatsApp Chats of Children Can Be Read by Their Parents, Rules Spanish Court
A Spanish court has ruled that parents and guardians can monitor social media use by children and read their WhatsApp messages.
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With Triple Talaq Still Taking Place, Government Ready With New Plan
A new bill to ban "triple talaq" will be presented by the government lawmakers when they meet for the next session of parliament. In August, in a landmark ruling, the Supreme Court said the practice of Muslim men uttering "talaq" three times for an instant divorce is unconstitutional.
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'She's Still My Wife': Aligarh Professor Denies 'WhatsApp Divorce' Charge
An Aligarh Muslim University professor accused by his wife of divorcing her on Whatsapp denied it emphatically today and said: -She is still my wife-.
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Triple Talaq Verdict Means 5 Petitioners Not Divorced Anymore, Says Lawyer
Five women who challenged triple talaq or instant divorce by their husbands on the phone, by WhatsApp or speed post, rejoiced today as the Supreme Court banned the practice as unconstitutional. Their lawyers claim their marriages now stand restored as their divorces have been cancelled. Senior lawyer and Congress leader Salman Khurshid, who ...
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Triple Talaq Illegal, Says Supreme Court In Landmark Judgment: 10 Points
The Supreme Court today banned the controversial Islamic practice that allows men to leave their wives immediately by stating "talaq" (divorce) three times, calling the practice "unconstitutional". The verdict vindicates the stand of the government, which had said triple talaq violates fundamental rights of women. Several Muslim women...
