This document summarizes key issues with India's Domestic Violence Act from the perspective that it is overly biased in favor of women and sets men up for legal victimization. It argues that the law singles out men as perpetrators while denying protections to male victims of domestic violence. Furthermore, it outlines scenarios where the broad definitions and lack of burden of proof could allow women to easily file false complaints and extort money from men by threatening legal action under the DV Act. The document claims this trend is already seen with misuse of anti-dowry laws and will further promote a society with unequal legal treatment of men.
- The document discusses issues with various public institutions in India like the judiciary, bureaucracy, and elected representatives. It argues that corruption has become institutionalized and citizens are treated poorly.
- It highlights examples of delays in the judiciary and high legal costs preventing many from accessing justice. Reforms like reducing judge holidays and unwarranted adjournments are suggested.
- The bureaucracy is seen to have a stranglehold over government. More accountability and fixed tenures for bureaucrats are proposed along with using technology to collect citizen feedback.
- Elected representatives are criticized for focusing more on inaugurations than lawmaking. Reforms like prohibiting multiple candidacies and pensions for representatives are advocated.
This ppt gives a structured answer as to the elements of crime and its application in the Indian Penal Code (IPC) 1860. It describes how the different sections of IPC are based on the 4 elements of crime i.e. human being, mens rea, actus reus and injury along with cases.
The document discusses how two pieces of legislation - the Tribal Law and Order Act of 2010 and the Violence Against Women Act of 2013 - have expanded the authority of tribal courts in Indian country. Specifically, they have increased the maximum criminal sentencing tribes can impose and allowed tribes to exercise criminal jurisdiction over non-Indians for certain offenses. However, for tribes to utilize these enhanced sentencing provisions, they must upgrade their court systems to include additional defendant protections like law-trained judges and defense attorneys. While few tribes have implemented these acts so far due to challenges, it signifies increased recognition of tribal sovereignty and will likely lead to a greater need for qualified criminal defense counsel in tribal courts.
This document discusses deceptive election practices and voter intimidation tactics that aim to suppress voter turnout. It provides examples of misinformation spread to voters, such as flyers with false election rules targeting minority communities. The document calls for stronger laws to protect voters and hold accountable those who engage in voter suppression through deception. It proposes a model statute that would explicitly make it unlawful to intentionally spread materially false information about voting within 90 days of an election. Overall, the document advocates for reforms to address ongoing voter suppression and safeguard the right to vote.
The law of crimes as old as the civilisation itself. The crime and the criminal in every society is looked with great hatred, but the study of the crimes and discovering the causes of crimes have remain the greatest attraction among the jurists of the jurisprudence. There always lies necessity of devising some ways and methods to curb such criminal tendencies among the section of the people living in the civilised society. The problem arises as to what acts should be forbidden, or what acts should be selected for punishment by the society or the State. The concept of the crime has been always been dependent on the public opinion.
The document discusses challenges to federal authority and gun rights. It summarizes a new law passed in South Dakota directing state officials to resist unlawful federal statutes and regulations. It warns gun owners and Americans who value freedom and rights about the dangers of regionalism and gun confiscation. It provides details from proposed legislation and organizations that could threaten liberties and push an agenda of undermining national sovereignty and the constitution in favor of world government. The Indiana legislature is criticized for passing mental health laws directed by federal government agencies like LEAA and NIMH that could infringe on civil rights.
This document provides an overview of criminal law in India. It discusses key topics such as the definition of a crime, categories of crimes, elements of a crime including actus reus and mens rea, investigation and trial procedures outlined in the Code of Criminal Procedure, and special laws dealing with certain crimes. The three main sources of criminal law in India are identified as the Indian Penal Code, Code of Criminal Procedure, and Indian Evidence Act.
- The document discusses issues with various public institutions in India like the judiciary, bureaucracy, and elected representatives. It argues that corruption has become institutionalized and citizens are treated poorly.
- It highlights examples of delays in the judiciary and high legal costs preventing many from accessing justice. Reforms like reducing judge holidays and unwarranted adjournments are suggested.
- The bureaucracy is seen to have a stranglehold over government. More accountability and fixed tenures for bureaucrats are proposed along with using technology to collect citizen feedback.
- Elected representatives are criticized for focusing more on inaugurations than lawmaking. Reforms like prohibiting multiple candidacies and pensions for representatives are advocated.
This ppt gives a structured answer as to the elements of crime and its application in the Indian Penal Code (IPC) 1860. It describes how the different sections of IPC are based on the 4 elements of crime i.e. human being, mens rea, actus reus and injury along with cases.
The document discusses how two pieces of legislation - the Tribal Law and Order Act of 2010 and the Violence Against Women Act of 2013 - have expanded the authority of tribal courts in Indian country. Specifically, they have increased the maximum criminal sentencing tribes can impose and allowed tribes to exercise criminal jurisdiction over non-Indians for certain offenses. However, for tribes to utilize these enhanced sentencing provisions, they must upgrade their court systems to include additional defendant protections like law-trained judges and defense attorneys. While few tribes have implemented these acts so far due to challenges, it signifies increased recognition of tribal sovereignty and will likely lead to a greater need for qualified criminal defense counsel in tribal courts.
This document discusses deceptive election practices and voter intimidation tactics that aim to suppress voter turnout. It provides examples of misinformation spread to voters, such as flyers with false election rules targeting minority communities. The document calls for stronger laws to protect voters and hold accountable those who engage in voter suppression through deception. It proposes a model statute that would explicitly make it unlawful to intentionally spread materially false information about voting within 90 days of an election. Overall, the document advocates for reforms to address ongoing voter suppression and safeguard the right to vote.
The law of crimes as old as the civilisation itself. The crime and the criminal in every society is looked with great hatred, but the study of the crimes and discovering the causes of crimes have remain the greatest attraction among the jurists of the jurisprudence. There always lies necessity of devising some ways and methods to curb such criminal tendencies among the section of the people living in the civilised society. The problem arises as to what acts should be forbidden, or what acts should be selected for punishment by the society or the State. The concept of the crime has been always been dependent on the public opinion.
The document discusses challenges to federal authority and gun rights. It summarizes a new law passed in South Dakota directing state officials to resist unlawful federal statutes and regulations. It warns gun owners and Americans who value freedom and rights about the dangers of regionalism and gun confiscation. It provides details from proposed legislation and organizations that could threaten liberties and push an agenda of undermining national sovereignty and the constitution in favor of world government. The Indiana legislature is criticized for passing mental health laws directed by federal government agencies like LEAA and NIMH that could infringe on civil rights.
This document provides an overview of criminal law in India. It discusses key topics such as the definition of a crime, categories of crimes, elements of a crime including actus reus and mens rea, investigation and trial procedures outlined in the Code of Criminal Procedure, and special laws dealing with certain crimes. The three main sources of criminal law in India are identified as the Indian Penal Code, Code of Criminal Procedure, and Indian Evidence Act.
This writ petition was filed by two women, Sultana Mirza and another, who are in a same-sex live-in relationship. They claim they face resistance and threats from family and society due to their sexual orientation. They sought a court order protecting them from coercion by authorities and interference in their relationship. The court cited the 2018 Navtej Singh Johar Supreme Court ruling that recognized same-sex relationships and sexual orientation as a fundamental right. It directed the local police superintendent to provide the petitioners protection from harassment if they request it, in line with constitutional protections of dignity, liberty and equality. The writ petition was finally disposed of with this observation.
The document discusses prevention of oppression and mismanagement under the Companies Act. It provides that oppression involves the unfair abuse of power against shareholders, while mismanagement involves conducting company affairs in a prejudicial manner. The Act allows shareholders to apply to the tribunal for relief if they can prove oppression or mismanagement. The tribunal can make orders to protect shareholders and regulate company affairs. Specific conditions must be met for claiming relief, such as proving oppressive acts are continuous in nature or that facts justify winding up the company. The tribunal has wide powers to remedy oppression and mismanagement.
In common law legal systems, a precedent or authority is a principle or rule established in a previous legal case that is either binding on or persuasive for a court or other tribunal when deciding subsequent cases with similar issues or facts. Common law legal systems place great value on deciding cases according to consistent principled rules so that similar facts will yield similar and predictable outcomes, and observance of precedent is the mechanism by which that goal is attained. Black's Law Dictionary defines "precedent" as a "rule of law established for the first time by a court for a particular type of case and thereafter referred to in deciding similar cases."[1] Common law precedent is a third kind of law, on equal footing with statutory law (statutes and codes enacted by legislative bodies), and Delegated legislation (in U.K. parlance) or regulatory law (in U.S. parlance) (regulations promulgated by executive branch agencies).
GENDER JUSTICE FOR UNIFORM CIVIL CODE ESSAY COMPETITION[1].pdfNithyaPrakash21
This document discusses gender justice and the need for a Uniform Civil Code in India. It begins by defining key terms like Uniform Civil Code, gender justice, and the constitutional provisions related to gender justice in India. It notes that while the Indian Constitution guarantees equality, in reality women face discrimination under different personal laws. A Uniform Civil Code could help harmonize these laws and promote equal treatment of women regardless of religion. The document argues that a Uniform Civil Code is necessary to achieve the goal of gender justice in India by reforming laws around marriage, divorce, and inheritance to apply equally to all citizens.
GENDER JUSTICE FOR UNIFORM CIVIL CODE ESSAY COMPETITION[1].pdfNithyaPrakash21
This document discusses gender justice and the need for a Uniform Civil Code in India. It begins by defining key concepts like the Uniform Civil Code, gender justice, and discussing provisions in the Indian Constitution related to gender justice. It then analyzes how personal laws currently discriminate against women in various religious communities in India with regards to marriage, divorce and inheritance. The document argues that a Uniform Civil Code is necessary to remedy these inequalities and inconsistencies between personal laws, and ensure equal rights for women. It provides examples from court cases that have both upheld and questioned aspects of personal laws. Overall, the document makes the case that a Uniform Civil Code is essential to achieving true gender justice in India by replacing discriminatory personal laws with a common set
Sexual harassment of_working_women_in_indiaKrishCyb
Sexual harassment and rape undermine a woman's physical and mental integrity. The document discusses sexual harassment of working women in India, important court cases related to sexual harassment and rape, laws and statutes, and challenges in implementing justice. It notes that one woman is molested every 26 seconds in India due to issues like family pressure, police attitudes, and social stigma that discourage reporting of crimes. The Vishaka case established guidelines for preventing sexual harassment. While laws have strengthened, biases and narrow interpretations of consent continue to impede justice for victims.
Sexual harassment of working women in indiaIndianScholars
Sexual harassment and rape undermine a woman's physical and mental integrity in order to assert male dominance. Statistics show that in 1991, one woman was molested every 26 seconds in India. Reasons for non-reporting of sexual harassment and rape include family pressure, negative police attitudes, social stigma, and lengthy legal processes. The Vishaka case established guidelines for preventing sexual harassment in the workplace, including establishing complaint committees. Subsequent cases further clarified India's laws regarding sexual harassment and rape. However, more work is still needed to overcome social stigmas and ensure equal protection under the law.
The document provides an overview of criminal law in India. It discusses:
1) The definition of crime according to various legal scholars and how it differs from civil wrongs.
2) The development and sources of criminal law in India, from ancient Hindu and Mohammedan systems to the current Indian Penal Code.
3) The fundamental elements of a crime, including mens rea (guilty mind) and actus reus (guilty act), and how these apply in Indian law.
4) Theories of punishment such as deterrence, retribution, and reformation, and how they influence the criminal justice system.
The document provides an overview of criminal law in India. It discusses:
1) The definition of crime according to various legal scholars and sources of criminal law.
2) The fundamental elements of a crime including actus reus, mens rea and causation.
3) The development and sources of criminal law in India, from ancient legal codes to the current Indian Penal Code.
4) Theories of punishment including deterrence, retribution, and reformation.
The document discusses the concepts of justice and legal aid in India. It defines justice as fairness based on ethics and law, and upholding justice as maintaining fairness in society. Legal aid provides free legal services to those below the poverty line who cannot otherwise afford representation. The constitution mandates that the state provide legal aid to ensure equal access to justice. It discusses the history of legal aid in India and various committees and acts that have helped develop the legal aid system, including the Legal Services Authority Act of 1987. The summary provides an overview of the key topics and concepts addressed in the document.
MR2016 - Multidisciplinary Research Conference hosted by Unique Conference Canada
Dr. Vinita Singh Chhetri
University of Petroleum and Energy Studies, Dehradun, Uttarakhand, India
The document discusses various topics related to human rights including the United Nations Human Rights Council, measures for protecting child rights, objectives and features of the Human Rights Act 1993 in India, constitution of the National Human Rights Commission in India, collective rights, and the scope of public interest litigation with respect to human rights in India. It provides answers to several questions related to these topics with details on international conventions, classifications of rights, duties of state institutions, and the role of courts in protecting human rights.
Judicial Review with a reference of Judicial Activism. Sanjana Bharadwaj
This PPT will give you a breif idea on what is Judicial Review, how did it origionate in India with a reference of Judicial Activism and PIL along with examples and case laws.
A PERENNIAL DEBATE BETWEEN HUMAN RIGHTS AND EXTENT OF GOVERNANCEBiswajit Das
The problem faced by the society can only be addressed by the society itself. The members are part of it. It is the collective duty and responsibility of the society to address its problems but it is only those members, who are informed, conscious, empowered and vigilant, who have to shoulder its collective responsibility to address its ills by making the other part of the society aware and informed by constructively and effectively engaging them in the progression of the society.
The document discusses the meaning and importance of the phrase "We the People" in the US Constitution. It provides three key points:
1) "We the People" establishes that the government's power comes from the people and that it must respect individual rights and be limited in scope.
2) The Constitution includes provisions like checks and balances, separation of powers, and the Bill of Rights to prevent abuse of government power.
3) These foundational principles are still highly relevant today in limiting government overreach and protecting civil liberties, though some argue the federal government has grown beyond what the founders envisioned.
This document discusses the tort of sexual harassment in India. It provides background on key cases like Vishakha v. State of Rajasthan that established guidelines on sexual harassment. The Justice Verma Committee recommended expanding the definition of harassment. This led to the Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace Act in 2013, which defined harassment and penalties. The document analyzes remedies under tort law for harassment and how the law in India has evolved to address this issue.
Excerpts regarding Lawyer from Cases and TreatisesAdvocate Wali
• “The integrity of the judiciary is the safeguard of the nation, but the character of the judges is practically but the character of the lawyers. Like begets like. A degraded Bar will inevitably produce a degraded Bench, and just as certainly may we expect to find the highest excellence in a judiciary drawn from the ranks of an enlightened, learned and moral Bar.”
This document provides an abstract for a thesis exploring the problem of sex trafficking crimes against women in Maharashtra, India. The thesis considers the cultural, political, and legal causes of the problem. It examines international and Indian law on the issue and presents public interest litigation as a potential tool to counter the problem, which affects a significant number of women in the state.
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This writ petition was filed by two women, Sultana Mirza and another, who are in a same-sex live-in relationship. They claim they face resistance and threats from family and society due to their sexual orientation. They sought a court order protecting them from coercion by authorities and interference in their relationship. The court cited the 2018 Navtej Singh Johar Supreme Court ruling that recognized same-sex relationships and sexual orientation as a fundamental right. It directed the local police superintendent to provide the petitioners protection from harassment if they request it, in line with constitutional protections of dignity, liberty and equality. The writ petition was finally disposed of with this observation.
The document discusses prevention of oppression and mismanagement under the Companies Act. It provides that oppression involves the unfair abuse of power against shareholders, while mismanagement involves conducting company affairs in a prejudicial manner. The Act allows shareholders to apply to the tribunal for relief if they can prove oppression or mismanagement. The tribunal can make orders to protect shareholders and regulate company affairs. Specific conditions must be met for claiming relief, such as proving oppressive acts are continuous in nature or that facts justify winding up the company. The tribunal has wide powers to remedy oppression and mismanagement.
In common law legal systems, a precedent or authority is a principle or rule established in a previous legal case that is either binding on or persuasive for a court or other tribunal when deciding subsequent cases with similar issues or facts. Common law legal systems place great value on deciding cases according to consistent principled rules so that similar facts will yield similar and predictable outcomes, and observance of precedent is the mechanism by which that goal is attained. Black's Law Dictionary defines "precedent" as a "rule of law established for the first time by a court for a particular type of case and thereafter referred to in deciding similar cases."[1] Common law precedent is a third kind of law, on equal footing with statutory law (statutes and codes enacted by legislative bodies), and Delegated legislation (in U.K. parlance) or regulatory law (in U.S. parlance) (regulations promulgated by executive branch agencies).
GENDER JUSTICE FOR UNIFORM CIVIL CODE ESSAY COMPETITION[1].pdfNithyaPrakash21
This document discusses gender justice and the need for a Uniform Civil Code in India. It begins by defining key terms like Uniform Civil Code, gender justice, and the constitutional provisions related to gender justice in India. It notes that while the Indian Constitution guarantees equality, in reality women face discrimination under different personal laws. A Uniform Civil Code could help harmonize these laws and promote equal treatment of women regardless of religion. The document argues that a Uniform Civil Code is necessary to achieve the goal of gender justice in India by reforming laws around marriage, divorce, and inheritance to apply equally to all citizens.
GENDER JUSTICE FOR UNIFORM CIVIL CODE ESSAY COMPETITION[1].pdfNithyaPrakash21
This document discusses gender justice and the need for a Uniform Civil Code in India. It begins by defining key concepts like the Uniform Civil Code, gender justice, and discussing provisions in the Indian Constitution related to gender justice. It then analyzes how personal laws currently discriminate against women in various religious communities in India with regards to marriage, divorce and inheritance. The document argues that a Uniform Civil Code is necessary to remedy these inequalities and inconsistencies between personal laws, and ensure equal rights for women. It provides examples from court cases that have both upheld and questioned aspects of personal laws. Overall, the document makes the case that a Uniform Civil Code is essential to achieving true gender justice in India by replacing discriminatory personal laws with a common set
Sexual harassment of_working_women_in_indiaKrishCyb
Sexual harassment and rape undermine a woman's physical and mental integrity. The document discusses sexual harassment of working women in India, important court cases related to sexual harassment and rape, laws and statutes, and challenges in implementing justice. It notes that one woman is molested every 26 seconds in India due to issues like family pressure, police attitudes, and social stigma that discourage reporting of crimes. The Vishaka case established guidelines for preventing sexual harassment. While laws have strengthened, biases and narrow interpretations of consent continue to impede justice for victims.
Sexual harassment of working women in indiaIndianScholars
Sexual harassment and rape undermine a woman's physical and mental integrity in order to assert male dominance. Statistics show that in 1991, one woman was molested every 26 seconds in India. Reasons for non-reporting of sexual harassment and rape include family pressure, negative police attitudes, social stigma, and lengthy legal processes. The Vishaka case established guidelines for preventing sexual harassment in the workplace, including establishing complaint committees. Subsequent cases further clarified India's laws regarding sexual harassment and rape. However, more work is still needed to overcome social stigmas and ensure equal protection under the law.
The document provides an overview of criminal law in India. It discusses:
1) The definition of crime according to various legal scholars and how it differs from civil wrongs.
2) The development and sources of criminal law in India, from ancient Hindu and Mohammedan systems to the current Indian Penal Code.
3) The fundamental elements of a crime, including mens rea (guilty mind) and actus reus (guilty act), and how these apply in Indian law.
4) Theories of punishment such as deterrence, retribution, and reformation, and how they influence the criminal justice system.
The document provides an overview of criminal law in India. It discusses:
1) The definition of crime according to various legal scholars and sources of criminal law.
2) The fundamental elements of a crime including actus reus, mens rea and causation.
3) The development and sources of criminal law in India, from ancient legal codes to the current Indian Penal Code.
4) Theories of punishment including deterrence, retribution, and reformation.
The document discusses the concepts of justice and legal aid in India. It defines justice as fairness based on ethics and law, and upholding justice as maintaining fairness in society. Legal aid provides free legal services to those below the poverty line who cannot otherwise afford representation. The constitution mandates that the state provide legal aid to ensure equal access to justice. It discusses the history of legal aid in India and various committees and acts that have helped develop the legal aid system, including the Legal Services Authority Act of 1987. The summary provides an overview of the key topics and concepts addressed in the document.
MR2016 - Multidisciplinary Research Conference hosted by Unique Conference Canada
Dr. Vinita Singh Chhetri
University of Petroleum and Energy Studies, Dehradun, Uttarakhand, India
The document discusses various topics related to human rights including the United Nations Human Rights Council, measures for protecting child rights, objectives and features of the Human Rights Act 1993 in India, constitution of the National Human Rights Commission in India, collective rights, and the scope of public interest litigation with respect to human rights in India. It provides answers to several questions related to these topics with details on international conventions, classifications of rights, duties of state institutions, and the role of courts in protecting human rights.
Judicial Review with a reference of Judicial Activism. Sanjana Bharadwaj
This PPT will give you a breif idea on what is Judicial Review, how did it origionate in India with a reference of Judicial Activism and PIL along with examples and case laws.
A PERENNIAL DEBATE BETWEEN HUMAN RIGHTS AND EXTENT OF GOVERNANCEBiswajit Das
The problem faced by the society can only be addressed by the society itself. The members are part of it. It is the collective duty and responsibility of the society to address its problems but it is only those members, who are informed, conscious, empowered and vigilant, who have to shoulder its collective responsibility to address its ills by making the other part of the society aware and informed by constructively and effectively engaging them in the progression of the society.
The document discusses the meaning and importance of the phrase "We the People" in the US Constitution. It provides three key points:
1) "We the People" establishes that the government's power comes from the people and that it must respect individual rights and be limited in scope.
2) The Constitution includes provisions like checks and balances, separation of powers, and the Bill of Rights to prevent abuse of government power.
3) These foundational principles are still highly relevant today in limiting government overreach and protecting civil liberties, though some argue the federal government has grown beyond what the founders envisioned.
This document discusses the tort of sexual harassment in India. It provides background on key cases like Vishakha v. State of Rajasthan that established guidelines on sexual harassment. The Justice Verma Committee recommended expanding the definition of harassment. This led to the Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace Act in 2013, which defined harassment and penalties. The document analyzes remedies under tort law for harassment and how the law in India has evolved to address this issue.
Excerpts regarding Lawyer from Cases and TreatisesAdvocate Wali
• “The integrity of the judiciary is the safeguard of the nation, but the character of the judges is practically but the character of the lawyers. Like begets like. A degraded Bar will inevitably produce a degraded Bench, and just as certainly may we expect to find the highest excellence in a judiciary drawn from the ranks of an enlightened, learned and moral Bar.”
This document provides an abstract for a thesis exploring the problem of sex trafficking crimes against women in Maharashtra, India. The thesis considers the cultural, political, and legal causes of the problem. It examines international and Indian law on the issue and presents public interest litigation as a potential tool to counter the problem, which affects a significant number of women in the state.
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Misuse of Womens Law
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RIGHTS COMMISSION
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and promote basic rights of citizens. Its primary aim is to help
every deprived person to acquire equal status in society.
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Under the guidance of Hon’ble Mr.
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Justice Jagat Singh
Shri D.S.Meena
Shri Pukhraj Seervi
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women, b) the potential for misuse is astounding and
On the face of it, the law appears to be a blessing c) the definition of domestic violence is too
for people in abusive or violent relationships. expansive.
However, a careful analysis reveals that, under The DV act singles out men as perpetrators of
the ploy of “women and children welfare”, this
welfare” domestic violence and assumes that only women are
law is yet another misguided attempt to enact victims. As per this law, only a woman can file a
legislation to grant women legal supremacy over complaint against her male partner. A man, who is a
men and to create a society where men are victim of domestic violence, has no rights under this
deprived of their rights. law.
The fact is that it has been comprehensively proven in The second significant flaw in this law is that
numerous studies that women are no less abusive as it lends itself to such easy misuse that women
men in intimate relationships. Giving such sweeping will find it hard to resist the temptation to
legal powers to women while withholding protection “teach a lesson” to their male relatives and
lesson”
will file frivolous and false cases. A similar
to male victims is tantamount to systematic legal
trend is already being observed in the case of
victimization of men. In the western world, the anti-dowry law (498a), which is being
anti-
domestic violence laws are gender neutral and misused to such an extent that the Supreme
provide protection to the victims, both men and Court has termed it “Legal Terrorism”. To
Terrorism”
women. The fact that the Indian version explicitly illustrate how easy it is to misuse the DV law,
prohibits any male victim to seek relief under this law consider the scenarios below. [She means
defies all logic and is beyond comprehension. wife/female live-in partner and he means
live-
husband/male live-in partner] .
live-
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4. a) If she demands any amount of money from b) As per the law, she retains the right to the
him, for any reason whatsoever, he is legally residence. This is a very convenient means of
bound to pay that amount in full, failing which getting control of the house regardless of
he can be imprisoned. Under the pretext of whether she has any legal right on the
preventing economic abuse of women, this property. Moreover, if he is booked under DV,
law legalizes the extortion of money by he is responsible for paying the rent as well,
women. Interestingly, if he asks for money even though he may not be allowed to live in
from her, he can be jailed for that as well. the house or he might even be in jail.
Furthermore, he is responsible for paying the c) If she decides not to cook and wishes to
rent if the couple resides in a shared rented eat out in a restaurant everyday, he cannot
accommodation . afford not to oblige, lest he invites the DV
provision for “not providing food”, for which
food”
he could be jailed.
d) If she has an affair and he tries to prevent her
These are just some of the ways in which
from meeting her lover, he could be punished
women can exploit men in a legally permitted
under the DV act, as he is preventing her from
manner. The fact that the complaint by a
meeting someone.
woman will be treated, prima facie, as “true and
e) He can be booked under the DV act if she genuine” opens up a whole new realm of
genuine”
feels that she has been insulted. Insult is a relative possibilities where innocent men will be accused
term, which is totally left to her discretion. and implicated in false cases, just because they
Interestingly, if she insults and abuses him verbally refuse to give in to her unreasonable demands.
or even physically, he does not have any legal
recourse in this law .
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5. Most people readily agree that the law will be b) If she is happy, then why will she file a
misused. Their counter arguments generally are complaint – Ah ! So, the man exists at the mercy
of the woman. If the wife wants to kick out old
a) The number of miuses will be very low OR parents from home or wants to pursue an affair
every law is misused – The objective of any law and should the man dare to object, she can get
should be to punish the guilty and protect the him incarcerated with alacrity. Any law that
innocent. The persecution of innocents cannot forcefully subjects a section of a society to
be justified in any circumstances. As is the case conduct as per the pleasure of another section is
with 498 A, this law will be heavily misused in deemed oppressive and should be vehemently
urban India. opposed.
c) There are other provisions to deal with the The third major flaw in this law is that it
misuse of this law – The fact is that there are provides an all-encompassing definition of
all-
other legal provisions to deal with domestic domestic violence and some terms (insults,
violence as well. If a strict law is made for a name calling) are extremely subjective. The
specific purpose, then the provisions for dealing radical feminists claim that 70% of women in
with its misuse should be in the law itself. India face domestic violence which comes as no
surprise as even an insult is considered domestic
violence. Interestingly, they are mum on how
many indian men suffer domestic violence using
the same criteria.
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6. However, this law makes it very easy to escalate
This law strikes at the very foundation of
the domestic problems in daily life to such a
marriage by promoting intolerance and litigation level that it eventually leads to a breakdown in
for petty domestic disputes. It is universally marriage. Once a man has been accused of
recognized that from time to time differences domestic violence for a something relatively
arise in a marriage and sometimes people, both minor (insult), while he might have been
men and women, behave in hurtful ways subjected to the same treatment from her, he
towards each other. Most people, though, are will perpetually feel threatened by his partner
able to work them out and lead a more or less and that is the beginning of the end. This law
will lead to more divorces, broken homes and
happy life with their loved one.
the children will pay the ultimate price by
getting deprived of a pleasant childhood.
There are degrees of domestic violence and not On the other hand, it gives lots of rights to
all conflicts in a relationship can be termed as women without requiring them to be
domestic violence. This law trivializes the issue responsible. At the very minimum, it should be
of domestic violence by including minor made gender neutral, offering protection to both
differences in its realm and by explicitly denying men and women. Also, provisions for stringent
protection to half of the population. punishments need to be incorporated into the
The law in its current form is grossly inadequate law to prevent misuse. Moreover, the law needs
to tackle the problem of domestic violence. It to be made more practical by differentiating
imposes a lot of responsibility on men, without between various degrees of conflicts and by
giving them rights. unambiguously defining what constitutes
domestic violence.
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7. The fact is domestic violence is a serious Innocent families are being victimized. the
problem and a neutral and unprejudiced law is misuse of women protection laws. Section 498A
needed to protect the genuine victims of of the Indian Penal Code was passed to protect
domestic violence, irrespective of gender. The women against marital cruelty and dowry
perpetrators of domestic violence need to be harassment. This allows the arrest of the
appropriately punished and dealt with. At the husband and his relatives solely on the basis of
same time, protection cannot be withheld from allegations made by the wife, without any
real victims for any reason whatsoever, least of evidence and investigation. Section 498A, being
all their gender. One can be certain that there is non-bailable, allows punishing the accused by
non- bailable,
something sinister about a law, when it imprisonment even before the guilt is
intimidates and instills fear in innocent people. established. Unfortunately, it is increasingly
When a person who has not committed any being misused by women to settle scores with
crime, begins to fear punishment under the their in-laws and husband. Innocent families
in-
provisions of a law, it is not a law anymore – it have been imprisoned only on the basis of the
is state sponsored terrorism. wife's allegations.
ShilpaRane ManjuBharghav
Several authorities have noted that almost 98 per cent of
cases filed under Section 498A are based on false How can they arrest without proof? Section 498 A of the
accusations. We underwent emotional trauma y family Indian Penal Code needs to be revised. Such laws will
and I have been at the receiving end of women only be misused by women for personal gain. Which
protection laws. My brother's wife wanted to divorce couple does not fight? We should encourage couples to
him. To make the divorce process easier, she filed a sort out their difference mutually. Dragging each other
harassment case against us under Section 498 A of the to court and implicating family members will only lead to
IPC. We always treated her with respect and it came as a complete breakdown of the social fabric of our society.
a shock. This completely shattered my brother and My family and I went through a harrowing time after a
plunged him into depression. She didn't even spare a relative registered a complaint against us under the
thought about the one-year-old child she has with my
one- year- draconian 498A of the Indian Penal Code. In case of an
brother. My family had to go through a lot of mental and accident or murder, law requires proof before action can
emotional trauma. We had to run from pillar to post to be initiated against the accused. So why does the law
prove our innocence. It's been three years now and she allow innocent families to suffer merely on the basis of a
has not produced any evidence to substantiate her false complaint. There's an urgent need to look into the
claims. She has realized that her case is weak and wants misuse of women protection laws.
to reconcile with us now. But the case is in our favour
and we are waiting for the court's verdict.
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8. Madhavi Pillai. Family counselor and advocate PR Gokul. Director, Protect Indian Family Foundation
Abusers of the law should be jailed My NGO is creating
Lawyers are equally responsible Only Section 498A of awareness on the misuse of the Section 498A of the
the Indian Penal Code allows the arrest of the husband Indian Penal Code. We have already organized about 25
and his male and female relatives, irrespective of their press conferences in cities such as Luck now, Bangalore,
age and health, without any evidence and investigation. Hyderabad and Delhi. This law came into effect to
I am not against the law. But I do think we need to find
ways to stop its misuse by women. If a woman registers prevent women against domestic violence and
a complaint under Section 498A, police are bound to harassment for dowry. It is an important law but the
take action. But all complaints are not genuine. Many practice of arresting people without investigation needs
women misuse the law to harass their in-laws. Recently,
in- to be changed. Most women misuse the law not only to
a woman approached me. She wanted to file a complaint extract money from their spouses, but also due to career
against her husband under Section 498A because her constraints or adjustment problems faced by them after
husband had failed to keep his promises. I turned down marriage. Misguided advice turns petty quarrels into big
her case and advised her to resolve the issue amicably. fights. I too have been at the receiving end. Earlier, I
Now, another lawyer has taken up her case. I think the
lawyers too are equally responsible for the misuse of the used to feel very lonely and didn't know whom to
women protection laws. approach. According to me, the person who misuses
laws should be arrested and put behind bars.
Balkrishna Shetty. President, Human Rights and Anita Kumar
Development Organization
How many laws are there for men? Many women are
Some complaints are made in anger. The rampant using the laws to satiate their greed for money. They
corruption in our system has led to misuse of women use the law to extract money from the husband and in-in-
protection laws. When an angry wife approaches the laws. In fact, the law is being used by women against
police, she is received by lower rank officers. Depending women. Old mothers and pregnant sisters have been
on her husband's financial condition, these officers sent to jail on the basis of mere allegations. I am not
advise the woman on further course of action. Mostly, against the law but I am against its misuse. There are
women from lower income groups don't file such many laws to safeguard the interest of women. How
complaints. It's usually the financially well-off women
well- many such laws do we have for men? Even they need
who register complaints under Section 498A. I think only legal protection. My brother was implicated by his wife.
an officer of the rank of commissioner should look into She registered a complaint against him under Section
the matter. In many cases, the wife gets angry and 498A. Our family went through a very difficult time. I
rushes to the police station. A senior officer would listen recommend that those who misuse the law should be
to her grievances and give her sound advice. It may be severely punished. We can't solve marital problems by
possible that the woman took the step in anger and may dragging families to court and sending them to jail.
change her mind later.
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9. A senior officer should investigate We need laws Since the nature of charges is very serious, the
to protect women against marital cruelty and matter should be investigated by an officer of
dowry harassment. However, I feel there's need the rank of deputy commissioner or
to revise the stringent Section 498A of the commissioner. Many women are using the law
Indian Penal Code. At present, the accused is against their in-laws and husband to extract
in-
arrested as soon as a case is registered under revenge. Each one of us is equally responsible
Section 489A and the investigations are carried
out later. Old and ailing parents and relatives of for the rampant corruption in our system that
the husband have been jailed. I think it should allows one to misuse such laws.
be made a bailable offence.
MISUSE OF LAWS OF DOMESTIC
Misuse of DOWRY LAW (498A) By women VIOLENCE BY WOMEN
There are many instances where the main point of
discord between the couple was that the wife wanted
This is all about Indian Penal Code 498a,How the husband to leave his parent's home or an old
parents and set up a nuclear family. Since the man
Indian women harass men with the help of Law. resisted this move, the wife used 498A as a bargaining
when they are not able to adjust to husband device, without success though. In one instance, the
young wife being the only daughter of a wealthy
home or with her in laws. or when husband find businessman, wanted her husband to move in with her
out her Pre marital / Extra marital Affair, or parents because his income allowed middle class
comforts, not the luxuries she was used to. Since he did
husband is not doing as she and her family wish not succumb to the pressure of leaving his parents, of if
and hight of all when she want divorce and a women having extra-marital affairs, wanted to settle
extra-
money from husband, IPC 498a is right tool to do with new partner where the husband and her in-lawsin-
resists, that too after having the grown up children, she
all this legally. got both her husband, father and mother in-law arrested
in-
and put in jail for several days under 498A. Is it not a
misuse of law against our own and that too loved ones?
might be the percentage of misuse is less but trust me,
many homes and families are badly hit!!
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10. At a meeting on Sunday, attended by over 50
Protect men from misuse of laws by women men, there was a talk about rights and laws
favouring women. But the association is not to
protect men from the misuse of the Domestic
CHENNAI: This is a stag party with a difference. Violence Act and Dowry Harassment Act alone
Men, who accuse their girl friends, wives and but also youngsters falsely accused of eve
fiancées of duping them or foisting cases against
fiancé teasing.
them, have come together in Tamil Nadu to put As one man said: “I was dragged by the police
and beaten up in the station. If a girl has a
up a collective fight. personal enmity, she takes it out by falsely
According to the general secretary of Association accusing men of eve-teasing. And there is no
eve-
for Protection of Men, Madhu Sudhanan, more verification done by the police when it comes to
women, they just accept what she says as the
than 1000 members are aged below 25 years sacred truth.” Another member of the
truth.”
and 4000 members are below 40. association said that he was right now on the
streets after he registered his family property in
the name of his lover, who conveniently duped
him after that.
Madhu Sudan an said that many young men “Gone are the days when women were
were being cheated by girl friends – they exploited. Now, many women misuse the laws
emotionally ditch the man, by marrying men of meant for their protection. Many young men
their parents’ choice. But such cheating was
parents’ have been trapped by the laws.
never taken as a crime, he said. Most of the Many youth ditched by girl friends are
association members had been harassed by unnecessarily harassed by police following false
women – wives, girlfriends, fiancées – or duped.
fiancé complaints, another association member in his
But the system is biased towards women, mid-30s, said.
mid-
Madhu Sudanan said, and added there are 84
laws for the protection of women’s rights, but
women’
none for men.
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Legal Awareness Programmes
For the awareness of the human rights in public at large, Justice Jain has
Justice
These books are kept in the Libraries of different schools and colleges wrote about 31 booklets of various legal issues. Out of these booklets 18
booklets
for awareness of students as well as the teaching and ministerial staff. booklets have been published by the R.S.H.R.C. Many other organizations,
organizations,
Some books are even kept in the UN-Congress Library at New Delhi. District Legal Aid Authorities, Departments, Schools, Colleges etc. has also
etc.
published some booklets like Women, Children, Dalits, Arrest, HIV/AIDS,
Dalits,
Teachers of various school are interacting with the students on these Human Rights etc. by the permission of the Commission. They have
issues in zero hours. distributed these booklets in 80000 in numbers.
Some of these booklets are available on Commission’s website
Commission’
About legal aid committees, NGO’s / Educational Institutions above www.rshrc.nic.in and justicenagendrakjain.com. English translation of Some
justicenagendrakjain.com.
55, and some Newspapers have re-printed/Published these booklets as booklets are also available on a German website herenow4u.de.
intimated and about 80,000 booklets titled on women, child rights,
dalits, arrest, human rights and HIV have been published and
These books are:
distributed free of cost among the general public to create awareness.
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12. 31 booklet have been written by Justice Nagendra
Jain (Chairperson RSHRC, Jaipur) on different legal
and important issues Fundamental Duties Art 51-A
51-
The Commission under the guidance of the Hon’ble Hon’
Chairperson is making the common people aware about the
duties mentioned in Art. 51(A) of the Constitution.
Justice N.K Jain has made the Performa of these duties and
distributed. So many institutions have reprinted and
distributed in public to create awareness as many people are
not aware of their duties.
He is motivating students of various schools, colleges and other
institutions. Students of these institutions are reciting the oath
oath
of article 51(A) of Constitution of India under the guidance of
R.S.H.R.C.
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13. 93- jktLFkku mPp U;k;ky; deZpkjh la?k }kjk izdkf’kr Students reciting the oath of section 51(A) of Constitution of India
Lekfjdk& 2010 under the guidelines of RSHRC.
94- lekpkj txr& lekpkj i= esa izdkf’kr
95- jkSud VkbZEl^ lekpkj i= esa izdkf’kr
96- ^nSfud uoT;ksfr^ lekpkj i= esa izdkf’kr
97- jktLFkku pSEcj vkWQ dkelZ ds^jktLFkku pSEcj lans’k^
¼vad& vizsy&2010½
98- Lo0 xsanhyky 'kkg] ,MoksdsV dh Le`fr esa ykW;u
dSyk’kpan o vt; 'kkg }kjk
99- Hkkjro"khZ; fnxEcj tSu desVh] eqEcbZ vapy dk;kZy;&
t;iqj ds v/;{k v’kksd usrk
100- lsaV ikWYl baxfy’k Ldwy] Hknknk ckx] HkhyokMk
101- jktLFkku fdMuh ds;j o fdMuh is’ksUV ,lksfl;s’ku]
t;iqj
102- t;iqj dSalj fjyhQ lkslk;Vh] t;iqj
103- bf.M;u vLFkek ds;j lkslk;Vh] t;iqj
104- gSYi ,t }kjk World Elder Abuse Awareness Day In addition to that in legal literacy and awareness program, chairman
chairman
ij motivated students and even general public to recite the pledge as
105- Addl. D. G. P. o Mk;jsDVj iqfyl ,dsMeh rfeyukMw] mentioned in article 51(A) of Constitution of India. It is good sign that
106- International Summer School of Jain Studies, so many schools have started taking prayer as per instructions of of
New Delhi
107- D. G. P. jktLFkku] iqfyl eq[;ky;] t;iqj
different concerned authorities as per the request of the commission.
commission.
Some of them are as follows:-
follows:- 50
Students of some institutions reciting the Oath as
per Article 51(A) of Constitution of India under
the guidelines of RSHRC.
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Thank you
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
I Deepika Verma would like to ackowledge
Mr. Justice N.K. Jain , Chairman Human
rights commission , Rajasthan under
whose able guidance I have been able to
accomplish my project on the topic “ Misuse
of Women Law” . I would like to thank him Thank You
THANK YOU
for sparing his valuable time.
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