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The Bombay High Court's Nagpur bench has ruled that a husband's girlfriend cannot be considered a 'relative' under domestic violence laws, thereby exempting her from charges under Section 498A of the Indian Penal Code (IPC). This decision clarifies the legal interpretation of 'relative' in the context of domestic violence cases. The ruling is significant as it sets a precedent for similar cases in the future.
The court held that it was a fit case to be interfered with as it was also on record that the body of the deceased was found semi-nude and injury on his head tallied with the explanation given by the accused wife By: @LawBeatInd #MadrasHC #Murder #Crime… https://t.co/MmUzUAq05C
Karnataka Woman Wanted ₹ 6.16 Lakh In Alimony Per Month. Court Said... https://t.co/2bysAN2WVR https://t.co/j2MuOxgDha
Mere Occasional Harassment or Misbehaviour Do Not Amount To Abetment To Suicide: Madhya Pradesh HC #MadhyaPradesh #HighCourt | @LawBeatInd https://t.co/iksayAbvK6
