The Allahabad High Court’s recent affirmation of a divorce decree highlights the complexities of marital relationships and the legal considerations surrounding them. In the case of Charu Chug Alias Charu Arora vs. Madhukar Chugh, a married couple,
According to the Madhya Pradesh High Court, in Hindu law, a marriage is not considered a contract and cannot be considered legally binding until “Saptapadi” is performed. This statement was made by the Madhya Pradesh High Court in response
According to the Delhi High Court, foreigners’ fundamental rights are restricted to the protection of their life and liberty under Article 21 of the Indian Constitution, and they cannot claim the right to live and settle in India. “We may also note that a foreign national
In the complex landscape of family law, the issue of property inheritance for children born out of void marriages has been a subject of legal scrutiny and debate. A void marriage is deemed null and void from the beginning, lacking legal validity. Despite the legal nullity
At the core of this legal saga lies the recognised traditional duty of Indian women to care for elderly in-laws, as astutely noted by the Jharkhand High Court in the case Rudra Narayan Ray v. Piyali Ray Chatterjee. The court, in its sagacious judgment
The Supreme Court has recently issued important guidelines in S Rajaseekaran v. Union of India and others , to guarantee that victims of hit-and-run accidents are aware of the Compensation of Victims of Hit and Run Motor Accidents Scheme, 2022. In particular, the court focused
The Telecommunication Act 2023 has been approved by Parliament to update and organize the rules for telecommunications. The main goals are to encourage competition and innovation in the field. This new law will replace the old Indian Telegraph Act
The Telecommunications Act of 2023, recently passed by the parliament, is deemed by many as exceptionally stringent legislation. It mandates government oversight over all forms of communication, whether transmitted, emitted, or received via wired
As of July 2022, India, the world’s second-largest telecommunications market with an 85.11% teledensity, actively engages in the 5G race, advancing the Digital India initiative. The Telecommunication Act 2023, enacted in December 2023, is a pivotal step
In a transformative legal pronouncement, the Himachal Pradesh High Court in the case The Secretary, Managing Committee of Loreto Convent Tara Hall School Vs Sharu Gupta and others has recently illuminated the imperative of safeguarding women’s
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