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Stories with the ‘ tag ‘ you searched for "Adultery"
Can't Grant Judicial Separation As An Alternate Relief If Grounds For Divorce U/S 13 Hindu Marriage Act Not Proven: Kerala High Court
Can Spouse's Right To Privacy Be Breached To Prove Adultery Allegations? Supreme Court To Consider
‘Can’t Use Child As Weapon To Get Divorce On Ground Of Adultery’: Rajasthan HC Refuses To Allow Man To Bring Alleged Son’s DNA Test Results On Record
Refusal For DNA Test After Allegation Of Adultery Can’t Lead To Inference Of Adulterous Relationship As Conclusive Proof Absent: Patna High Court
Delhi High Court Orders Preservation Of Hotel Booking Details, Phone Records Of Husband In Wife’s Plea Alleging Adultery
Can Husband’s Right To Privacy Prevail Over Wife’s Right To Seek Evidence For Proving Her Allegations Of Adultery? Delhi High Court Answers
Family Court Must Step In When Wife Seeks Help For Procuring Evidence To Prove Husband’s Adultery, Right To Privacy Not Absolute: Delhi High Court
Rajasthan High Court Upholds Maintenance Order, Says Husband Levelled Adultery Allegation But At Same Time Sought Restitution Of Conjugal Rights
Disputed Paternity: When Can Courts Order DNA Test In Matrimonial Cases Involving Allegations Of Adultery? EXPLAINED
"It Is Not As If This Court Approved Of Adultery" : Supreme Court Clarifies 'Joseph Shine' Judgment That Declared Section 497 IPC Unconstitutional
Extramarital Affairs Disrupt Cohesion Of Armed Forces Units, Disturbs Command Structure : Centre Tells Supreme Court
Armed Forces Personnel Liable To Face Disciplinary Action For Adultery Despite Striking Down Of Section 497 IPC : Supreme Court
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