Laws on defamation act as a reasonable restriction on freedom of speech and expression. The laws on defamation checks that no one harms the reputation or demean others in the eyes of the public. Justice Cave gave an appropriate definition of defamation as a “false statement about a man to his discredit.” For example, X, and…
Oppression and suppression of women are still a reality in marriages. Even though India is paving its way towards being a gender-neutral country but some ounces of patriarchy still exist. This can be substantiated from the fact stated in the National Family Health Survey-5 which is that Spousal Violence has seen an increasing trend in…
Mediation is an alternate dispute redressal technique which is less costly and easier than litigation. It is a process in which settlement is reached by the parties with the help of a third party called the mediator. Mediator is a neutral person who hears both the parties, patiently and help them reach a settlement. It…
Gone are the days when live-in relationships were tabooed and considered to be a stigma. The changing patterns of family structure indicates an acceptance towards the concept of live-in relationships. Two consulting adults can stay together under a roof and are not barred by law to do the same. A live-in relationship can be defined…
The word alimony is derived from the Latin word “alimonia”, which means sustenance. In other words, it is an obligatory maintenance amount, decided by the court which is to be paid by one spouse to the other during or after the divorce proceedings. It is generally provided, if a spouse is unable to maintain himself.…
Introduction Domestic Violence is a crime that Indian women are commonly made aware of, especially at the time of marriage. It is commonly understood as violent behavior meted out to a person in the domestic sphere. The term is broad enough to include all kids of violence- physical, psychological, sexual, economic, or verbal etc. The…
Introduction Although marriage is often considered a sanctimonious bondin the Indian society, the 21st century India is coming to terms with the fact that divorce is no longer a taboo. That is primarily also the reason why divorce rates have gone up in the country in the recent past. With more and more couples increasingly…
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