Jharkhand High Court broadens cruelty definition
The Jharkhand High Court has clarified Section 498A, ruling that any unlawful demand for property, not just ‘dowry,’ constitutes cruelty. This crucial decisi…
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Karnataka High Court marriage ruling boosts women’s autonomy
The Karnataka High Court marriage ruling on August 3, 2026, affirmed a wife’s autonomy, stating she needs no permission to visit parents and can’t be forced…
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Pending domestic violence case not grounds to deny travel, Madras High Court
The Madras High Court ruled a pending domestic violence case is not a valid reason to deny a spouse’s right to travel abroad, clarifying DV proceedings are c…
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Monetary claims waived in divorce settlement cannot be revived
India’s Supreme Court has ruled that monetary claims voluntarily waived in a divorce settlement cannot be revived in subsequent DV Act proceedings, setting a…
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Navigating Interlocutory Res Judicata in Legal Proceedings
Interlocutory res judicata applies preclusive legal doctrines like issue preclusion to intermediate court decisions. Learn how it differs from traditional re…
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Legal notice for recovery of dues: understanding the formal process
A legal notice for recovery of dues is a critical pre-litigation step for creditors seeking outstanding payments. Learn its format, process, and implications.
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Decoding India’s Civil Justice: The Complete Guide to CPC Bare Act
The CPC Bare Act is India’s principal law governing civil litigation. Understand its history, structure, key stages, and recent amendments.
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Navigating Civil Procedure: A Lawyer’s Guide to the Rules of Lawsuits
The Civil Procedure Code (CPC) is the bedrock of civil lawsuits, guiding courts through legal proceedings. Explore its purpose, stages, and jurisdictional va…
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Supreme Court of India bars second suit for title declaration in property dispute
The Supreme Court of India reiterates the doctrine of constructive res judicata under Section 11 CPC, barring parties from raising claims that ought to have…
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Supreme Court upholds registered sale deed validity despite minor discrepancy
The Supreme Court ruled a registered sale deed is presumed valid despite witness errors. Justice Prashant Kumar Mishra clarified attestation in land disputes.
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