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![]() Tahir MahmoodIndian Express |
The Muslim Women (Protection of Rights on Marriage) Act has not affected in the least the correct Islamic procedures
The Supreme Court judgment in the case involving use of Urdu on a municipal signboard is an eye-opener.
The government will do well to constitute a committee of legal scholars to look into the constitutional aspects and social utility of the Bill
Jains’ inclusion as minorities for the purposes of the National Commission of Minorities Act being used to refuse matrimonial relief under the Hindu...
The MP High Court held that denying the spouse freedom to pursue education is mental cruelty, a ground for divorce. The apex court should affirm this...
The code may in the sight of its supporters be a proverbial bird in hand better than two in the bush, but it surely does not answer the call of the...
The wisdom behind the Gwalior ruling deserves appreciation. But some critics have seen in it an attempt to turn a procedural provision into...
The Supreme Court’s intervention in the Places of Worship Act case is a timely reminder to the lower judiciary about the sanctity of the law
The majority judgment of the court in the AMU case has provided unequivocal guidance for the regular bench of the court that will finish the...
On the whole, the law of India relating to wakf management is in a pitiable mess. It has generated a huge body of case law consisting of hundreds...
In several cases, the Supreme Court (SC) has recognised the mutual rights of partners in live-in relationships. At the same time, it has also spelt...