The appellate court emphasized that interim maintenance under the PWDV Act should ensure that the aggrieved person maintains ...

It is an admitted fact that the disability of the claimant relates to Neuro problem. It is also an admitted case that Dr. Raj Kumar Bhagat, who was examined as a witness by the claimant, has neither ...

The Supreme Court of India's recent landmark judgment in Vibhor Garg vs. Neha (2025) represents a pivotal constitutional ...

The question of educational expenses for children in maintenance proceedings under the Domestic Violence Act (DV Act) has ...

Non-Occupancy Charges for Premises Societies shall be the same as Housing Societies. In simple words, both follow one common ...

Maharashtra’s fight against organised crime has taken a significant turn with the recent passage of the Maharashtra Control ...

The 1898 Act granted the Central Government exclusive privilege over conveying letters by post. This monopoly was effectively eroded by the 1980s with the rise of private courier services, which ...

The case arose from a divorce petition where the appellant-husband sought to produce secretly recorded telephonic ...

Whether bail granted on medical grounds can be sustained when the medical necessity is vague and non urgent -- Held, bail granted on medical grounds must be based on credible, spe ...

Whether Courts can assess the credibility of witnesses while deciding bail applications -- Held, Courts, while considering bail, should not assess the credibility of witnesses, as this function lies ...

At the bail stage, courts are precluded from undertaking a detailed examination of evidence or rendering findings that touch upon the merits of the case. Only a prima facie assessment of the material ...

As per Halsbury's Laws of England, the grant of bail does not set the accused at liberty in the absolute sense but merely shifts custody from the State to the sureties. Consequently, cancellation of ...