Adultery in modern Indian law: From decriminalisation to civil relevance

Adultery in modern Indian law: From decriminalisation to civil relevance

[New Indian Express] - 02/15/2025

Adultery, once a criminal offence in India, has been a contentious issue in the legal landscape. While the Supreme Court decriminalised it in 2018, it remains significant in civil law, especially in matters related to divorce, maintenance, and punishment within the armed forces. This explainer (…)



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