India Supreme Court Rules on Adultery and Maintenance Claim Eligibility
The Supreme Court of India has clarified that a spouse found to be living in adultery is ineligible to claim maintenance. However, the court emphasized that such allegations must be substantiated by clear and convincing evidence rather than mere suspicion. While addressing the use of private investigators to gather evidence of infidelity, the bench expressed concerns regarding privacy and the lack of regulation in the investigative industry. Consequently, the court urged the government to establish a formal legal framework to regulate private investigators, ensuring that evidence collection methods do not violate constitutional rights or ethical standards.
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