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India Legal Magazine October 17, 2022

Woman wanting to work after marriage is not torture on husband, rules Bombay High Court

Ta he Bombay High Court has dismissed a divorce petition by ruling that a wife desiring to work after marriage does not amount to cruelty (to the husband) under Section 13 of the Hindu Marriage Act.

2 mins

ELEGIUM CRACKS

The contentious selection system is yet again facing the test of time. As CJI UU Lalit tries to form a consensus on judges' appointments, creases and crevices are showing up. Is the system well geared to handle judiciary's ever-evolving needs?

4 mins

JUDGING THE JUDGES

In a first, the apex court collegium will access the judicial records and judgments of judges of High Courts for elevation to the Court. Judges find this derogatory, while the rest of the fraternity welcomes it

5 mins

THE GREAT LEGAL SHOW

More than eight lakh people watched the live streaming of three Constitution Bench proceedings. The landmark decision to live stream will ensure judicial transparency and reveal the hard work of judges

4 mins

TIME IS OF THE ESSENCE

Live telecast is expected to curb many ills in the judiciary-flexible time schedules, corruption, theatrics and lack of preparation

3 mins

NEEDLESS BROUHAHA

The Court dismissed petitions challenging the Act saying that as the affairs of the Sikh minority in Haryana are to be managed by Sikhs alone, fundamental rights had not been violated

6 mins

COURTS AND LIFE SUPPORT

In earlier hearings, the Delhi High Court had directed the Delhi government, Railways and Delhi Metro regarding steps taken to establish centres offering basic cardiac life support systems. Now, it wants advanced cardiac life support available at Delhi courts

4 mins

India's New Nutrition Rating

The centre has released a draft notification making it mandatory for packaged foods to carry a star graphic showing the amount of nutrients in them

2 mins

TERROR TRAP

The PFI has joined a list of 39 organisations that have been banned in India. Invoking UAPA, the centre said the PFI and its affiliates were linked to the IS and propagating anti-national sentiments

4 mins

Italy's Right Turn

Her party is called Fratelli d'Italia (Brothers of Italy), but Giorgia Meloni (right) has become the first female prime minister in Italy's history.

2 mins

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