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Right To Marry Person Of Choice Indelible, Family Cannot Object: High Court
The Delhi High Court has said the right to marry a person of one's own choice is indelible and constitutionally protected and not even family members can object to such matrimonial ties.
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Right To Residence In Matrimonial Home Includes Right To Safe, Healthy Living: High Court
Right to residence in a matrimonial home under the law against domestic violence subsumes the right to safe and healthy living, the Delhi High Court has said.
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Phone Location Details Of An Accused In Court Violates Right To Privacy: High Court
The High Court of Karnataka has disallowed a Family Court's order to a mobile service provider to submit the call details and mobile tower details of a third party in a matrimonial case between a couple.
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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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Living Together Won't Confer Any Matrimonial Right: High Court
Long cohabitation or living together will not confer upon the parties any legal right to raise a matrimonial dispute before a Family Court, unless their marriage has been solemnized in a manner known to law, the Madras High Court has ruled.
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"Sunlight Best Disinfectant": Top Court Allows Live-Streaming Of Hearings
The Supreme Court has allowed live streaming of court proceedings. The court on Wednesday said the public had a "right to know" what happens inside the courtroom.
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Adultery Law Treats Men, Women Differently, Against Equality: Top Court
The Supreme Court today said matrimonial sanctity is an issue but the penal provision on adultery is apparently violative of the right to equality under the Constitution as it treats married men and married women differently.
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Mumbai Mother Places Matrimonial Ad for Her Gay Son, Seeks a Groom
'Wanted, a groom for Mr Iyer'. A matrimonial advertisement took another step forward towards equal rights for the LGBT community in India.
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Opinion: I'm Gay, My Ma Placed An Ad Looking for a Groom For Me
'I feel its time we accept that we are biased and try and change our outlook.' writes Harish Iyer.
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Dating Apps in India - Swipe Right to Find True Love?
Indian dating apps promise a managed courtship, but what do users want?
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Inside the World of Online Dating in India
Online dating in India never really caught on, but a wave of "mediated-matchmaking" is taking place right now.
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US Judge Strikes Down Pennsylvania Law Barring Gay Marriage
A federal judge struck down Pennsylvania's ban on same-sex marriage on Tuesday in the latest court decision extending the rights of matrimony to gay and lesbian couples in the United States.
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Married in 1944, couple in legal battle over cohabitation
A couple who got married in the first half of the 20th century is locked in a legal battle now over matrimonial rights and obligations.
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Right To Marry Person Of Choice Indelible, Family Cannot Object: High Court
The Delhi High Court has said the right to marry a person of one's own choice is indelible and constitutionally protected and not even family members can object to such matrimonial ties.
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Right To Residence In Matrimonial Home Includes Right To Safe, Healthy Living: High Court
Right to residence in a matrimonial home under the law against domestic violence subsumes the right to safe and healthy living, the Delhi High Court has said.
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Phone Location Details Of An Accused In Court Violates Right To Privacy: High Court
The High Court of Karnataka has disallowed a Family Court's order to a mobile service provider to submit the call details and mobile tower details of a third party in a matrimonial case between a couple.
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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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Living Together Won't Confer Any Matrimonial Right: High Court
Long cohabitation or living together will not confer upon the parties any legal right to raise a matrimonial dispute before a Family Court, unless their marriage has been solemnized in a manner known to law, the Madras High Court has ruled.
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"Sunlight Best Disinfectant": Top Court Allows Live-Streaming Of Hearings
The Supreme Court has allowed live streaming of court proceedings. The court on Wednesday said the public had a "right to know" what happens inside the courtroom.
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Adultery Law Treats Men, Women Differently, Against Equality: Top Court
The Supreme Court today said matrimonial sanctity is an issue but the penal provision on adultery is apparently violative of the right to equality under the Constitution as it treats married men and married women differently.
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Mumbai Mother Places Matrimonial Ad for Her Gay Son, Seeks a Groom
'Wanted, a groom for Mr Iyer'. A matrimonial advertisement took another step forward towards equal rights for the LGBT community in India.
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Opinion: I'm Gay, My Ma Placed An Ad Looking for a Groom For Me
'I feel its time we accept that we are biased and try and change our outlook.' writes Harish Iyer.
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Dating Apps in India - Swipe Right to Find True Love?
Indian dating apps promise a managed courtship, but what do users want?
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Inside the World of Online Dating in India
Online dating in India never really caught on, but a wave of "mediated-matchmaking" is taking place right now.
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US Judge Strikes Down Pennsylvania Law Barring Gay Marriage
A federal judge struck down Pennsylvania's ban on same-sex marriage on Tuesday in the latest court decision extending the rights of matrimony to gay and lesbian couples in the United States.
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Married in 1944, couple in legal battle over cohabitation
A couple who got married in the first half of the 20th century is locked in a legal battle now over matrimonial rights and obligations.
