Telangana High Court asks State Bar Council to discipline advocates after lawyer’s ‘high-pitched, intimidating’ arguments
The Telangana High Court recently asked the State Bar Council to take steps to teach some discipline to the counsel [Smt. Kotha Arthica v. The State Of Telangana].Justice T Vinod Kumar remarked that it had become a regular practice of lawyers to address the Court in a loud manner to deter the judgeRead More
Husband can’t deny maintenance to wife merely because she is living a modern life: Madhya Pradesh High Court
Wife leading a modern lifestyle is not wrong and cannot be ground to deny maintenance to her, the Madhya Pradesh High Court recently held.Justice GS Ahluwalia opined that the Court cannot hold a wife to be wrong merely because wife’s modern life was “immoral” in the eyes of her husband.“LeadiRead More
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