Indian Supreme Court Rules Pre-Marital Relationships Do Not Tarnish Character
The Indian Supreme Court has ruled that a pre-marital physical relationship does not reflect negatively on a person's character. In a separate ruling, the Estonian Supreme Court stated that email content can only be requested with court authorization.
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Premarital physical relationship not a reflection of character: Supreme Court
The noted that the mere fact that a relationship ends without marriage cannot lead to the presumption that one party deceived the other.
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The case stemmed from allegations of sex on the false promise of marriage involving a woman known to the candidate. The matter was later settled before a Lok Adalat in 2015.
Read full article →Supreme Court: Email content may be requested only with court authorization
Investigative authorities do not have the right, during criminal proceedings, to demand the contents of a suspect's email account from a service provider; this can be done only with a court warrant, the Supreme Court ruled.
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