Gold Demand at ‘Chhoochhak’, Childbirth Ceremony Is Not Dowry: Supreme Court Grants Relief to Husband in 304B Case

The Supreme Court ruled that a gold demand made during the post-childbirth ‘Chhoochhak’ ceremony cannot be treated as dowry under Section 304B IPC. The Court overturned the husband’s dowry-death conviction while upholding his conviction for cruelty.

Dowry Death| Marriage Is a Sacred Institution, Not a Commercial Transaction: Supreme Court Cancels Bail of Man

Supreme Court cancels bail in a dowry death case, declaring that marriage is a sacred institution and not a commercial exchange. The bench criticised dowry practices, warning that material greed is destroying the purity of marital relationships today.

BREAKING | Operation Sindoor Doesn’t Give You Immunity: Supreme Court Slams Black Cat Commando Accused of Killing Wife in Dowry Case

Supreme Court Today (June 24) denied exemption from arrest to a Black Cat Commando accused of killing his wife over dowry. The court made it clear that his service in Operation Sindoor does not protect him from law.

Supreme Court: “Sharia Courts Have No Legal Recognition”

The Supreme Court clarified that Sharia Courts have no legal recognition, and any declarations or decisions made by them are neither binding nor enforceable. It stressed that such bodies cannot use any coercive methods to implement their rulings, regardless of their label.

Bombay High Court Frees Pune Man in 498A Case: “Demanding Food on Silver Plate Not Dowry”

Bombay High Court acquits a Pune man accused of dowry and assault, calling the silver plate issue temporary. Court finds no solid proof linking assault to dowry demand.

LEGAL EXPLAINER | Is Alimony the New Dowry? Who Really Pays the Price of Marriage?

The concepts of alimony and dowry often evoke strong debates in society, touching upon legal, financial, and moral dimensions of marriage and divorce. While both involve monetary transactions between spouses, their purpose and implications differ significantly

Delhi High Court: “Just Asking for Dowry is NOT a Crime Under Section 498A IPC”

The Delhi High Court ruled that simply demanding dowry does not qualify as cruelty under Section 498A IPC. It also stated that vague accusations without solid proof cannot be considered harassment.

False 498A, Dowry, and SC/ST Act Charges | Supreme Court Grants Relief to Husband After 5-Year Legal Battle

A shocking legal battle of false 498A, dowry and SC/ST Act charges in Mysuru highlights the misuse of matrimonial laws, as false allegations of dowry harassment and cruelty lead to a landmark court ruling.

Delhi High Court Dismisses Petition Seeking ‘Tax Investigation’ Against In-Laws Over ‘Rs 2 Crore Dowry’ Allegations

The Delhi High Court dismissed a petition demanding an income tax investigation against in-laws over a Rs 2 crore dowry allegation, stating it was beyond the tax department’s jurisdiction. The court ruled that such family disputes should be resolved through proper legal channels.

Woman Files DOWRY CASE After 30 Years of Marriage, Husband Dies By Suicide In MP

A 52-year-old man died by suicide in Madhya Pradesh’s Bhopal after his wife filed a dowry harassment case against him after 30 years of marriage. When the man was in hospital, his wife approached the police and filed another complaint against him, claiming that he attempted suicide to pressure her into withdrawing the case, a police officer said.