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Some years back, I was sucked into the labyrinth of Indian Matrimonial laws and a false 498a in particular. To be fair, before it hit me, it was difficult for me to fathom the wide spread misuse of dowry laws and specially 498a in India.

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Rohtash Vs. State Of Haryana

Court: Supreme Court Of India Bench: JUSTICE Dr. B.S. Chauhan & Dipak Misra Rohtash Vs. State Of Haryana On 22 May 2012 Law Point: Sections 304B, 498A — Criminal Procedure Code, 1973 — Sections 161, 313 — Dowry Death, Cruelty — Benefit of doubt — Deceased alleged to have died by consuming poisonous tablets — […]

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D. Jayana Vs. State of Karnataka

Court: Supreme Court of India Bench: JUSTICES Dr. Arijit Pasayat and A.K. Ganguly D. Jayana Vs. State of Karnataka On 06 May 2009 Law Point: For the purpose of Section 304B, the evidence provided by the prosecution is not sufficient. Only evidence relatable was that of a neighbour who was examined about two months from […]

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Ramdhani Sah vs. State of Jharkhand and Ors.

Court: High Court Of Jharkhand Bench: JUSTICE Rongon Mukhopadhyay Ramdhani Sah vs. State of Jharkhand and Ors. On 22 June 2016 Law Point: Maximum period for which a person against whom realisation of arrears of maintenance amount is due, has been taken into custody can be for a period of one month and not beyond […]

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Arulvelu & Another Vs. State Represented By The Public Prosecutor & Another

Court: Supreme Court of India Bench: JUSTICES Dalveer Bhandari & Dr. B.S. Chauhan Arulvelu & Another Vs. State Represented By The Public Prosecutor & Another On 7 October 2009 Law Point: Sections 304B, 498A — Dowry Death, Cruelty — Testimony of PWs not reliable — High Court not justified in setting aside order of acquittal […]

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Deokabai vs. Namdeo and Ors.

Court: High Court Of Bombay Bench: JUSTICE V.S. Sirpurkar Deokabai vs. Namdeo and Ors. On 22 July 1994 Law Point: Acquittal – Sections 34, 107, 494, 498A and 498B of Indian Penal Code – Case regarding cruel treatment vague and general in nature – evidence of witnesses contradictory – held, revision application liable to be […]

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T. Aruntperunjothi Vs. State Through S.h.o., Pondicherry

Court: Supreme Court Of India Bench: JUSTICE S.B. Sinha & P.P. Naolekar T. Aruntperunjothi Vs. State Through S.h.o., Pondicherry On 5 March 2006 Law Point: Family members of deceased did not make any complaint themselves rather investigation commenced by FIR lodged by appellant — No reason to disbelieve defence version that cause of death was […]

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Vimla Devi Vs. Ram Babu

Court: Allahabad High Court Bench: JUSTICES M. Katju & R.S. Tripathi Vimla Devi Vs. Ram Babu On 6 April 2004 Law Point: Cruelty: What amounts to : False, scandalous, malicious, baseless and unproved allegations made by one spouse amounts to cruelty : Cruelty may consist of single act or series of acts. JUDGEMENT Heard learned […]

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Sharadchandra Chandrashekhar Satbhai Vs. Indubai Sharad Satbhai

Court: High Court Of Bombay Bench: High Court Of Bombay Sharadchandra Chandrashekhar Satbhai Vs. Indubai Sharad Satbhai On 25 August 1977 Law Point: The fact that a decree for judicial separation has been passed in favour of the husband on the ground of desertion means that the wife is guilty of refusing to live with […]

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Shashi Alias Mala Vs. State and Anr.

Court: High Court Of Rajasthan Bench: JUSTICE R.S. Chauhan Shashi Alias Mala vs. State and Anr. On 27 March 2006 Law Point: In case a wife is divorced on the ground of mutual consent, then she is disentitled from claiming any maintenance or interim maintenance and expenses of proceedings from the husband. Hence petition dismissed. […]

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Narayanamurthy Vs. State Of Karnataka & Anr.

Court: Supreme Court of India Bench: JUSTICE S.B. Sinha & Lokeshwar Singh Panta Narayanamurthy Vs. State Of Karnataka & Anr. On 13 May 2008 Law Point: Mere evidence of cruelty and harassment not sufficient to bring in application of Section 304B, IPC — It is to be established that “soon before death” deceased was subjected […]

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