Sarla Mudgal V. Union Of India (1995): There are several instances where people convert their religion to take advantage of one religion over the other. Sarla Mudgal v. Union of India is one o...

UCC is a needed but delayed legislation No doubt India needs a Uniform Civil Code (UCC). It is a constitutional mandate. Therefore, nobody can oppose it. What one can oppose is its conten...

The term 'domestic violence' is often associated with women in Indian society. However, this is a problem that affects not just women, but also men, who are often ignored by society. Domestic v...

In a watershed moment for Indian employment law, the Supreme Court of India delivered a transformative judgment in Deepika Singh v. Central Administrative Tribunal, Civil Appeal No. 5308 o...

India, a country with a vast array of religious and cultural traditions, is governed by both civil and criminal laws. Marriage, divorce, inheritance, and adoption are all governed by personal l...

In Arun Rameshchand Arya vs. Parul Singh, the Supreme Court of India rendered a historic decision exempting a wife from paying stamp duty on the apartment she received as a gift in a divorce di...

The grounds of divorce mentioned as under Section 13 of The Hindu Marriage Act establishes numeral grounds on which a person can approach the courts for filing a divorce under which the term "D...

In today's legal landscape, Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) is crucial for efficient and amicable conflict resolution. Islamic law has long embraced ADR, deeply embedding principles of jus...

Inter-country adoption is a process by which individuals or couples adopt a child from another country which is other than their own. In that way, they offer a new home to the child and provide...

Introduction: The Legal Anomaly in Modern IndiaImagine the strange situation where you are forced to live together with someone who completely has broken your trust, who you no longer like, and d...