498A (Cruelty Law) Being Misused For Personal Vendetta Against Husband: Supreme Court

The Supreme Court warned against the misuse of the law in marital dispute cases lodged by women against their husbands and families, saying that it cannot be used as a “tool to unleash personal vendetta”. A bench of Justices BV Nagarathna and N Kotiswar Singh on Tuesday (Dec 10) made the observation while setting aside a cruelty case filed against a man and his family under Section 498(A), which the Telangana High Court had refused to dismiss earlier.

‘Mere Breakup Between Couples Can’t Result In Rape Proceedings Against Man’: Supreme Court

The Supreme Court on Wednesday dismissed a rape case against a man, citing the woman’s prolonged association and physical relationship with him as an indication of her consent [Prashant v. State of NCT of Delhi].

Supreme Court Welcomes Two New Judges| Centre Appoints Justices N Kotiswar Singh & R Mahadevan

Today, On 16th July, the Centre approved the appointments of Justices N Kotiswar Singh and R Mahadevan as Supreme Court judges, following the recommendation of the Supreme Court Collegium on July 11. Once confirmed, the court will have a full complement of 34 judges. Justice Singh will be the first Supreme Court judge from Manipur, and Justice Mahadevan has extensive experience in the legal field.