SC: Section 22 of Hindu Succession Act Preference For Class-I Heirs Applies to Agricultural Land  ||  Supreme Court: Refund Clause in Sale Agreement Does Not Extinguish Right to Specific Performance  ||  SC Clarifies When a Probate Application Filed After a Testator's Death is Time-Barred  ||  Madras HC: Coordinate Bench Cannot Reopen Issue Already Settled by Another Division Bench  ||  Delhi HC Urges Law to Regulate Media, Notes Anyone with a Mobile Phone Can Claim to be a Journalist  ||  CCI Rejects Allegations of Collusion Involving Reliance Jio and More Than 4,500 Entities  ||  Allahabad HC: Working Mother with Child Custody Cannot Shift Entire Maintenance Liability to Father  ||  Bombay HC: Possessory Suit U/S 6 of the SRA is Maintainable Despite a Licensor-Licensee Relationship  ||  Del HC: Master's Candidates Without the Prescribed Bachelor's Degree are Ineligible as Govt Teacher  ||  Cal HC: BSF Cannot Deny DIG Rank to an Officer Injured in 1995 Road Accident After Earlier Promotion    

Del. HC: Raising Allegations About Husband’s ‘Manhood’ Can be Depressing and Mentally Traumatic - (28 Dec 2023)

FAMILY

Delhi High Court while observing that a wife making averments and allegations about the manhood of a person and making him undergo an impotency test would not only be depressive but also mentally traumatic, has held that such behavior is but an act of extreme cruelty to the husband.

Tags : DELHI HIGH COURT   IMPOTENCY   CRUELTY   ALLEGATION  

Share :        

Disclaimer | Copyright 2026 - All Rights Reserved