He Paid for the House, but It’s in His Wife’s Name: Who Really Owns It After Separation?
When a husband funds a property registered in his wife’s name, payment alone may not decide ownership. Courts examine title, intention and evidence.
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Wednesday, July 15, 2026
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- He Paid for the House, but It’s in His Wife’s Name: Who Really Owns It After Separation?
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- Samay Raina Supreme Court Fine: 5 Key Points as Court Imposes ₹3 Lakh Cost
- Supreme Court Courtroom Disruption: 5 Key Developments After Petitioner Throws Papers and Abuses Bench
- Sonam Wangchuk Hunger Strike: 5 Urgent Developments as Delhi High Court Hears Medical Plea
Patna High Court Draws the Line: Removing Woman’s Salwar Not Enough to Prove Attempt to Rape
The Patna High Court overturned an attempt-to-rape conviction after finding that the prosecution failed to prove an unequivocal act towards committing rape.
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Samay Raina Supreme Court Fine: 5 Key Points as Court Imposes ₹3 Lakh Cost
The Supreme Court imposed costs of ₹3 lakh each on Samay Raina and four others after finding apparent non-compliance with its earlier directions.
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Supreme Court Courtroom Disruption: 5 Key Developments After Petitioner Throws Papers and Abuses Bench
A petitioner appearing in person was escorted out after allegedly throwing papers and using abusive language during a Supreme Court hearing.
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Sonam Wangchuk Hunger Strike: 5 Urgent Developments as Delhi High Court Hears Medical Plea
Delhi High Court will examine an urgent plea seeking medical assistance for activist Sonam Wangchuk amid concerns over his prolonged hunger strike.
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