Indian Journal of Law and Technology
Law Web: Delhi HC: Court Can Seek Mobile Location of Spouse to Ascertain Adultery in Matrimonial Disputes: A Detailed Analysis
Introduction
The intersection of digital privacy
rights and matrimonial law has become a critical area of jurisprudence in
contemporary India. The recent Delhi High Court judgment...
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Decoding the Distinction Between Common Law and Fundamental Privacy Rights in India’s Constitutional Framework
The Conceptual Dichotomy: Understanding
the Fundamental Distinction
The right to privacy in India exists in
a fascinating dual form—simultaneously operating as both a common law right...
When Privacy Gives Way to Fair Trial Rights Under Section 122 of Evidence Act
In matrimonial disputes under the
Indian Evidence Act, 1872, Section 122, the court held that the provision
comprises two parts: “compellability” and “permissibility” of spousal
communications....
