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    Another misuse of domestic violence law: Supreme Court warns wife for filling false FIR under section 498A of IPC and the Dowry Act

    False Dowry and 498A case: The Supreme Court of India recently found a wife guilty of filing a false dowry and domestic violence case against her husband. ​The Apex Court said there has been a growing tendency to misuse provisions such as Section 498A of the IPC as a tool of personal vendetta by the wife. Read the story to know how the husband fought back and saved himself.

    Prolonged separation, evident animosity between couple sufficient ground for dissolution of marriage: SC

    The Supreme Court ruled that prolonged separation and animosity are valid grounds for divorce, reinforcing that maintaining a dead marriage serves no purpose. The Madras High Court's decision was upheld, noting twenty years of separation and granting the wife a lump sum alimony of Rs. 50 lakh.

    Permanent alimony of Rs 500 crore sought by wife from US based husband; SC grants Rs 12 crore and warns against misuse of 498A

    Supreme Court: The Apex court recently passed an judgement regarding an alimony case where the husband was ordered to pay Rs 12 crore as permanent alimony when the wife demanded Rs 500 crore. The wife also filed an FIR against his 85-year-old father and got the husband arrested at Mumbai Airport just as he was leaving for USA. The wife imposed a section 498A-domestic violence case against the husband.

    Coimbatore man pays Rs 80,000 alimony in Rs 1 and Rs 2 coins at court

    A 37-year-old Coimbatore man attempted to pay Rs 80,000 of his court-ordered alimony using bundles of Rs 1 and Rs 2 coins. The court rejected the payment and instructed him to pay in notes. He complied the following day, settling the Rs 80,000, but still owes Rs 1.2 lakh in interim maintenance to his estranged wife.

    Wife cannot seek alimony to equalise husband's current wealth: Supreme Court

    The Supreme Court rejected a wife's claim for alimony based on her husband's wealth. The court criticized the misuse of criminal charges in divorce cases. It ordered the husband to pay Rs 12 crore as final settlement. The court quashed all criminal cases filed by the wife. The justices stressed marriage is a sacred bond, not a business deal.

    Amid divorce debate after Bengaluru techie case, Haryana man sells land to pay Rs 3 crore alimony, ending 18-year legal battle

    A Haryana couple finalized their divorce after a long legal battle. The husband paid a substantial alimony of Rs 3.07 crore. The settlement involved selling land and other assets. The high court mediated the agreement. The couple's children were also involved in the settlement. The divorce ends a 44-year marriage.

    The Economic Times
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