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Woman Can't Be Ousted From Matrimonial Home For In-Laws' Peace: High Court
While senior citizens are entitled to live in their own homes in peace and without disturbance, a woman cannot be ousted from her matrimonial house and rendered homeless to preserve the peace of mind of her in-laws, the Bombay High Court said.
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Delhi Women's Panel Sends Notice To Cops After Woman Allegedly "Burnt" Over Dowry
The Delhi Commission for Women (DCW) today issued a notice to the police after a woman was allegedly burnt at her matrimonial house, officials said.
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Right To Live In Shared House Not Restricted To Matrimonial Home: Court
In an important verdict safeguarding the interest of woman victims of domestic violence, the Supreme Court Thursday gave a wide interpretation to the term right to reside in a shared household' under the law.
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Woman Driven Out Of Matrimonial House Can File Case Anywhere: Top Court
Women can file matrimonial cases, including criminal matters pertaining to cruelty, from the place where they have taken shelter after leaving or being driven out of their matrimonial home, the Supreme Court said on Tuesday.
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Mandana Karimi, Who Accused Husband Of Domestic Violence, May Lose Work Permit
"When she recently turned up for one of the court hearings, she requested the bench to fast-track the proceedings because she couldn't stay in India for too long," said an insider
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Mandana Karimi Files Domestic Violence Case Against Husband Of 6 Months: Reports
Mandana Karimi married Mumbai-based businessman Gaurav Gupta in January and claims she was thrown out of her 'matrimonial house' seven weeks ago
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Delhi Court Restrains In-Laws From Throwing Out Woman From House
A Delhi Court today ordered a man and his parents not to throw out his wife from their house as it was a shared matrimonial property and the woman was entitled to peaceful possession of a room in the house.
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Daughter-in-law should not be treated as domestic help, says Supreme Court
A daughter-in-law should be treated as a family member and not the domestic help, and she cannot be "thrown out of her matrimonial home at any time", the Supreme Court has said, while expressing concern over instances of brides being burnt and tortured in the country.
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Woman Can't Be Ousted From Matrimonial Home For In-Laws' Peace: High Court
While senior citizens are entitled to live in their own homes in peace and without disturbance, a woman cannot be ousted from her matrimonial house and rendered homeless to preserve the peace of mind of her in-laws, the Bombay High Court said.
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Delhi Women's Panel Sends Notice To Cops After Woman Allegedly "Burnt" Over Dowry
The Delhi Commission for Women (DCW) today issued a notice to the police after a woman was allegedly burnt at her matrimonial house, officials said.
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Right To Live In Shared House Not Restricted To Matrimonial Home: Court
In an important verdict safeguarding the interest of woman victims of domestic violence, the Supreme Court Thursday gave a wide interpretation to the term right to reside in a shared household' under the law.
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Woman Driven Out Of Matrimonial House Can File Case Anywhere: Top Court
Women can file matrimonial cases, including criminal matters pertaining to cruelty, from the place where they have taken shelter after leaving or being driven out of their matrimonial home, the Supreme Court said on Tuesday.
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Mandana Karimi, Who Accused Husband Of Domestic Violence, May Lose Work Permit
"When she recently turned up for one of the court hearings, she requested the bench to fast-track the proceedings because she couldn't stay in India for too long," said an insider
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Mandana Karimi Files Domestic Violence Case Against Husband Of 6 Months: Reports
Mandana Karimi married Mumbai-based businessman Gaurav Gupta in January and claims she was thrown out of her 'matrimonial house' seven weeks ago
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Delhi Court Restrains In-Laws From Throwing Out Woman From House
A Delhi Court today ordered a man and his parents not to throw out his wife from their house as it was a shared matrimonial property and the woman was entitled to peaceful possession of a room in the house.
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Daughter-in-law should not be treated as domestic help, says Supreme Court
A daughter-in-law should be treated as a family member and not the domestic help, and she cannot be "thrown out of her matrimonial home at any time", the Supreme Court has said, while expressing concern over instances of brides being burnt and tortured in the country.
