Adultery Verdict

'Adultery Verdict' - 13 News Result(s)

  • "Can't Keep Women Away From Temple": Dipak Misra On Sabarimala Verdict
    India News | Press Trust of India | Friday October 5, 2018
    Former Chief Justice of India Dipak Misra, who headed the benches that delivered a series of judgements on important issues including the criminalisation of politics, adultery, homosexuality, lynching and Sabarimala temple, said on Friday that an individual cannot be bereft of the idea of constitutional morality.
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  • Sabarimala Latest In Burst Of Progressive Verdicts, Says Foreign Media
    India News | Vidhi Doshi, The Washington Post | Friday September 28, 2018
    In a burst of progressive activism, India's Supreme Court in September delivered a slew of judgments that overturned colonial era laws and questioned government overreach. In the past month, the country's top court legalized homosexuality, decriminalized adultery and clipped the scope of a government biometric program, bowing to demands from privac...
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  • What Equality? Women Superior To Men, Uma Bharti Says On Adultery Ruling
    India News | Edited by Abhimanyu Bose | Friday September 28, 2018
    On a day the Supreme Court declared adultery is no longer a crime in India and said women cannot be treated as "chattel", union minister Uma Bharti claimed equal rights is a western concept and that in India women have been considered superior to men.
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  • Delhi Women Panel Chief Trolled For Calling Adultery Verdict "Anti-Women"
    India News | Edited by Richa Taneja | Saturday September 29, 2018
    Delhi Women Panel Chief Swati Maliwal was brutally trolled on Twitter today for calling Supreme Court's verdict scrapping the adultery law as "anti-women". The top court today said adultery is no longer a crime, junking a 158-year law that punished a man for an affair but not the woman, treating her as her husband's "property".
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  • In Adultery Case, Chandrachud vs Chandrachud: Son Overrrules Father Again
    India News | Edited by Deepshikha Ghosh | Thursday September 27, 2018
    As the century-old adultery law was scrapped by five most senior Supreme Court judges today, it became the second instance of Chandrachud vs Chandrachud or father vs son. Justice DY Chandrachud was among the five judges who called Section 497, the law that punishes men and not women for adultery, unconstitutional and scrapped it.
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  • Activists Welcome Supreme Court's Verdict On Adultery Law
    India News | Press Trust of India | Thursday September 27, 2018
    The Supreme Court verdict declaring that adultery is not a crime has been widely welcomed by several lawyers and activists who said it was antiquated colonial era law that treated women as properties of their husbands.
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  • Adultery Is Not A Crime, Says Supreme Court. Key Quotes Of The Judges
    India News | Reported by A Vaidyanathan, Edited by Debjani Chatterjee | Thursday September 27, 2018
    In an unanimous verdict, the Supreme Court has struck down the 158- year-old section 497 of the Indian Penal Code, which says adultery is a crime. It can however, be grounds for divorce "without a shadow of doubt", said the top court.
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  • Adultery Not A Crime, "Husband Not Master of Wife," Says Supreme Court
    India News | Reported by A Vaidyanathan, Edited by Deepshikha Ghosh | Thursday September 27, 2018
    Adultery is no longer a crime in India though "without a shadow of doubt" can be grounds for divorce, the Supreme Court said today, junking a 158-year law that punished a man for an affair but not the woman, treating her as her husband's property.
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  • "Women Treated As Husband's Property": Top Court Strikes Down Adultery Law
    India News | Edited by Revathi Hariharan | Thursday September 27, 2018
    The Supreme Court delivered an unanimous verdict with all the five judges concurring  on a crucial 150-year-old adultery law that considers punishment only to a man and not a married woman for an affair by treating her as a victim and not as an abettor of the offence.
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  • Adultery Law Is Arbitrary, Says Chief Justice Of India Dipak Misra
    India News | Edited by Soumyajit Majumder | Thursday September 27, 2018
    The Supreme Court is reading out its verdict on the over 150-year-old adultery law that punishes only a man and not a married woman for an affair by treating her as a victim and not as an abettor of the offence. The centre had defended the Victorian law saying adultery must remain a crime so that the sanctity of marriage can be protected, after a p...
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  • Adultery A Crime Without Consent Of Women: Chief Justice Dipak Misra
    India News | ANI | Thursday August 9, 2018
    The Supreme Court yesterday reserved the verdict on Section 497 (Adultery) of the Indian Penal Code while observing that infidelity is the cause of breaking up of loyal marriages.
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  • 5 Supreme Court Judges to Decide If Women Can Be Punished For Adultery
    India News | Reported by A Vaidyanathan, Edited by Debjani Chatterjee | Friday January 5, 2018
    Whether women can be punished for adultery in India will be decided by a five-judge constitution bench of the Supreme Court. A 19th century criminal law provides for punishing only men, and not women, for adultery. Keeping in mind social progression, gender equity and sensitivity, earlier verdicts on this issue have to be revisited, the top court s...
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  • Iran to review woman's stoning verdict
    World News | Associated Press | Saturday July 10, 2010
    Iran's top human rights official says the death by stoning sentence for a 43-year-old woman convicted of adultery is under review.The sentence to stone Sakineh Mohammadi Ashtiani to death drew worldwide outcry after it was publicized by her lawyer, who had warned, she was facing imminent execution.British media reported late Thursday that the stoni...
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'Adultery Verdict' - 13 News Result(s)

  • "Can't Keep Women Away From Temple": Dipak Misra On Sabarimala Verdict
    India News | Press Trust of India | Friday October 5, 2018
    Former Chief Justice of India Dipak Misra, who headed the benches that delivered a series of judgements on important issues including the criminalisation of politics, adultery, homosexuality, lynching and Sabarimala temple, said on Friday that an individual cannot be bereft of the idea of constitutional morality.
    www.ndtv.com
  • Sabarimala Latest In Burst Of Progressive Verdicts, Says Foreign Media
    India News | Vidhi Doshi, The Washington Post | Friday September 28, 2018
    In a burst of progressive activism, India's Supreme Court in September delivered a slew of judgments that overturned colonial era laws and questioned government overreach. In the past month, the country's top court legalized homosexuality, decriminalized adultery and clipped the scope of a government biometric program, bowing to demands from privac...
    www.ndtv.com
  • What Equality? Women Superior To Men, Uma Bharti Says On Adultery Ruling
    India News | Edited by Abhimanyu Bose | Friday September 28, 2018
    On a day the Supreme Court declared adultery is no longer a crime in India and said women cannot be treated as "chattel", union minister Uma Bharti claimed equal rights is a western concept and that in India women have been considered superior to men.
    www.ndtv.com
  • Delhi Women Panel Chief Trolled For Calling Adultery Verdict "Anti-Women"
    India News | Edited by Richa Taneja | Saturday September 29, 2018
    Delhi Women Panel Chief Swati Maliwal was brutally trolled on Twitter today for calling Supreme Court's verdict scrapping the adultery law as "anti-women". The top court today said adultery is no longer a crime, junking a 158-year law that punished a man for an affair but not the woman, treating her as her husband's "property".
    www.ndtv.com
  • In Adultery Case, Chandrachud vs Chandrachud: Son Overrrules Father Again
    India News | Edited by Deepshikha Ghosh | Thursday September 27, 2018
    As the century-old adultery law was scrapped by five most senior Supreme Court judges today, it became the second instance of Chandrachud vs Chandrachud or father vs son. Justice DY Chandrachud was among the five judges who called Section 497, the law that punishes men and not women for adultery, unconstitutional and scrapped it.
    www.ndtv.com
  • Activists Welcome Supreme Court's Verdict On Adultery Law
    India News | Press Trust of India | Thursday September 27, 2018
    The Supreme Court verdict declaring that adultery is not a crime has been widely welcomed by several lawyers and activists who said it was antiquated colonial era law that treated women as properties of their husbands.
    www.ndtv.com
  • Adultery Is Not A Crime, Says Supreme Court. Key Quotes Of The Judges
    India News | Reported by A Vaidyanathan, Edited by Debjani Chatterjee | Thursday September 27, 2018
    In an unanimous verdict, the Supreme Court has struck down the 158- year-old section 497 of the Indian Penal Code, which says adultery is a crime. It can however, be grounds for divorce "without a shadow of doubt", said the top court.
    www.ndtv.com
  • Adultery Not A Crime, "Husband Not Master of Wife," Says Supreme Court
    India News | Reported by A Vaidyanathan, Edited by Deepshikha Ghosh | Thursday September 27, 2018
    Adultery is no longer a crime in India though "without a shadow of doubt" can be grounds for divorce, the Supreme Court said today, junking a 158-year law that punished a man for an affair but not the woman, treating her as her husband's property.
    www.ndtv.com
  • "Women Treated As Husband's Property": Top Court Strikes Down Adultery Law
    India News | Edited by Revathi Hariharan | Thursday September 27, 2018
    The Supreme Court delivered an unanimous verdict with all the five judges concurring  on a crucial 150-year-old adultery law that considers punishment only to a man and not a married woman for an affair by treating her as a victim and not as an abettor of the offence.
    www.ndtv.com
  • Adultery Law Is Arbitrary, Says Chief Justice Of India Dipak Misra
    India News | Edited by Soumyajit Majumder | Thursday September 27, 2018
    The Supreme Court is reading out its verdict on the over 150-year-old adultery law that punishes only a man and not a married woman for an affair by treating her as a victim and not as an abettor of the offence. The centre had defended the Victorian law saying adultery must remain a crime so that the sanctity of marriage can be protected, after a p...
    www.ndtv.com
  • Adultery A Crime Without Consent Of Women: Chief Justice Dipak Misra
    India News | ANI | Thursday August 9, 2018
    The Supreme Court yesterday reserved the verdict on Section 497 (Adultery) of the Indian Penal Code while observing that infidelity is the cause of breaking up of loyal marriages.
    www.ndtv.com
  • 5 Supreme Court Judges to Decide If Women Can Be Punished For Adultery
    India News | Reported by A Vaidyanathan, Edited by Debjani Chatterjee | Friday January 5, 2018
    Whether women can be punished for adultery in India will be decided by a five-judge constitution bench of the Supreme Court. A 19th century criminal law provides for punishing only men, and not women, for adultery. Keeping in mind social progression, gender equity and sensitivity, earlier verdicts on this issue have to be revisited, the top court s...
    www.ndtv.com
  • Iran to review woman's stoning verdict
    World News | Associated Press | Saturday July 10, 2010
    Iran's top human rights official says the death by stoning sentence for a 43-year-old woman convicted of adultery is under review.The sentence to stone Sakineh Mohammadi Ashtiani to death drew worldwide outcry after it was publicized by her lawyer, who had warned, she was facing imminent execution.British media reported late Thursday that the stoni...
    www.ndtv.com
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