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Amburi Roy and Aparna Saha have sought the right to adopt as a same-sex couple through the petition in the Supreme Court of India. The Apex Court is hearing their petition among the clutch of petitions involving legal recognition of same-sex marriages.

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Child custody orders can be altered and moulded at various stages of a child’s life keeping in mind his welfare, the Bombay High Court has observed.A single bench of Justice Neela Gokhale allowed a...

Custody orders cannot be made rigid and are capable of being altered keeping in mind the needs and welfare of the child at various stages of life, the Bombay High Court said, directing the family court to hear afresh an application filed by a man seeking to be appointed as legal guardian of his minor son after his former wife remarried

Child custody orders cannot be made rigid and are capable of being altered at any time keeping in mind the needs and welfare of the child at various stages of life, the Bombay High Court said.

HC directed the family court to hear afresh an application filed by a man seeking to be appointed as legal guardian of his minor son after his former wife remarried.

The Gujarat High Court on Thursday directed the Registrar General to circulate a report issued by the Child Rights Foundation in 2017, among the Judicial Officers so that while deciding child custody...

PETALING JAYA: Eight indivi­duals, including personalities from the corporate and entertainment industries, had police reports lodged against them for allegedly using unrecognised and dubious titles.The Council of Dato and Datuk Malaysia (MDDM) secretary-­general Datuk Samson Maman said nine reports were lodged, eight against the individuals for misusing Datuk, Datuk Seri and Tan Sri titles, and one collective report in general.

There should be no insistence on granting of divorce only through family courts as it puts an unnecessary burden on women. Ideally, matrimonial disputes should be resolved through arbitration and mediation

The Karnataka High Court on Thursday issued non-bailable warrants against a woman and directed the Commissioner of Police, Bengaluru to keep the woman present in court for failing to hand over ...