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INTRODUCTION In 1983, an amendment was made to the Indian Penal Code, 1860 (IPC), adding Section 498A. It was passed ...

The dream of owning a house is a universal aspiration, often fueled by enticing brochures and advertisements promising amenities and ...

INTRODUCTION In cases where an FIR has been filed against the person violating the law laid down in 498A IPC, ...

Introduction: Securing bail is a common legal recourse, but what happens if the circumstances change during an ongoing investigation, leading ...

Introduction: Acquittal in a criminal case, particularly in a cheque bounce case, can raise questions about the legal process and ...

Introduction: In India, divorce can be granted on various grounds, one of the most significant being cruelty. If either spouse ...

Introduction: Insurance is a safeguard against unexpected losses. In the event of an accident or theft, policyholders expect their insurance ...

Introduction: During heated arguments, it's not uncommon for spouses to contemplate divorce, leveling various accusations against each other. However, once ...

Introduction: In the midst of marital disputes, questions often arise about a wife's right to residence. Can she demand a ...

Introduction: Education is often celebrated as the key to transforming the world. However, in today's world, the rising cost of ...

Introduction: In contemporary society, evolving family dynamics have given rise to new expectations and aspirations in marital relationships. A recurring ...

Introduction: In disputes between spouses, the matter of maintenance often takes centre stage. Section 125 of the Criminal Procedure Code ...

Introduction: The term “Cheque Bounce Case” is a criminal offense per Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act of 1881. ...

Introduction When it comes to legal matters, individuals often wonder about the consequences of having a criminal trial or being ...

Introduction: As parents age, it's not uncommon for children, particularly after marriage, to raise questions about their rights to their ...