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Supreme Court relief for home buyers in consumer complaint
Consumer Law

Supreme Court Relief: Arbitration Clause Cannot Stop Home Buyer Complaint

A big relief for flat buyers: the Supreme Court says a delayed possession complaint can continue before the consumer forum despite an arbitration clause.

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Father, son and mother outside the High Court of Madhya Pradesh
Family Law

A Father Took the Child Without a Court Order — The High Court Sent Her Back to Her Mother

A mother used a habeas corpus writ to get her 7-year-old daughter back.

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Consensual Relationship Is Not a Crime: Telangana High Court Quashes FIR (Section 69 BNS)
Criminal Law

Consensual Relationship Is Not a Crime: Telangana High Court Quashes FIR (Section 69 BNS)

A consensual relationship that ends badly is not, by itself, a crime.

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Foreign Divorce Decree Not Valid in India Without Fair Opportunity
NRI & Divorce

Foreign Divorce Decree Not Valid in India Without Fair Opportunity

A divorce obtained abroad is not automatically valid in India.

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Colleges Cannot Withhold Original Certificates for Unpaid Fees
Education Law

Colleges Cannot Withhold Original Certificates for Unpaid Fees

Your original certificates belong to you — institutions cannot hold them back.

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How to choose the right lawyer - a simple guide
Legal Guide

How to Choose the Right Lawyer: A Simple Guide

A calm, practical guide to picking a lawyer you can actually trust.

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How much do divorce lawyers charge - an honest answer
Family Law

How Much Do Divorce Lawyers Charge? An Honest Answer

What really decides the cost of a divorce — and how to keep it reasonable.

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Telangana High Court Privacy Judgment
Family Law

Can Secretly Recorded Calls Between Husband and Wife Be Used in Divorce Cases?

The Telangana High Court has held that secretly recording a spouse's telephone conversations without consent violates the fundamental right to privacy under Article 21 and such recordings cannot be admitted in matrimonial proceedings.

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