Name: Matrimonial Cruelty (In Favour of Husband &amp; Wife) Common Cases with New Criminal Laws Perspectives
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Matrimonial Cruelty (In Favour of Husband & Wife) Common Cases with New Criminal Laws Perspectives

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An authoritative first edition legal digest by Anshul Jain published by Whitesmann Publishing. Focused on matrimonial law jurisprudence under Section 498A IPC and Sections 85 & 86 of BNS 2023, it systematically categorizes legal precedents into cases ruled in favor of the husband, wife, and neutral judgments, incorporating new criminal law perspectives and landmark case digests.

Highlights:

New Criminal Laws Perspectives: Covers cruelty defined under BNS 2023, admissibility of electronic evidence under Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam 2023, revised procedures for dowry death investigations, protective measures against stalking and online harassment, changes in punishments for bigamy and deceitful cohabitation, and recognition of mental cruelty.
Comprehensive Case Breakdown: Detailed coverage of acquittals of husbands and relatives (u/s 498A IPC / 85 BNS), acquittals in heinous matters (u/s 302 & 498A IPC / 103(1) & 85 BNS and u/s 306 & 498A IPC / 108 & 85 BNS), discharges, and the quashing of frivolous First Information Reports (FIRs).
Reference Tools: Includes dedicated chapters on legal terms, thematic phrases, Latin maxims, and fundamental legal doctrines relevant to matrimonial disputes.

Description

Stay fully equipped for modern matrimonial litigation and family law practice with Matrimonial Cruelty (In Favour of Husband / In Favour of Wife) (Common Cases) with New Criminal Laws Perspectives authored by Anshul Jain and published by Whitesmann Publishing.

This comprehensive first edition digest provides an exhaustive compilation of matrimonial law jurisprudence, focusing extensively on Section 498A of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) and its newly enacted equivalents—Sections 85 and 86 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS). It systematically categorizes judicial precedents into clear sections, presenting cases ruled in favor of the husband and his relatives, cases ruled in favor of the wife, and neutral or miscellaneous judgments.