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Jitendra MohananeyThePrint |
Once, the first question in a paternity dispute was whether a court would permit DNA testing. Today, the question is being asked in living rooms...
Advances in assisted reproduction have created legal questions about consent, autonomy and parenthood that neither Parliament nor the courts have...
Even when victims file a case chats are deleted, facts are selectively disclosed and relationships are described incompletely. All the embarrassing...
The real difficulty for courts lies in the fact that statutes can regulate marriage more easily than they can regulate emotional realities.
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