Persistent Refusal Of Conjugal Rights Constitutes Mental Cruelty And Grounds For Divorce: Supreme Court

The Supreme Court held that persistent refusal of sexual relations without reasonable cause constitutes mental cruelty and can be a valid ground for divorce under the Hindu Marriage Act. Upholding a Rajasthan High Court judgment, the Court dismissed a wife’s appeal challenging the dissolution of marriage.

“Indian Law Bars Parole for Conjugal Relations with Live-in Partner”: Delhi High Court

Delhi High Court prohibits parole based on maintaining conjugal relations with live-in partners, citing absence of right to conceive, particularly when convict’s legal spouse is alive, in recent ruling by Justice Swarana Kanta Sharma.