Constitutional Validity of Marital Rape Exception in India: Article 14, 15 and 21 Explained

Constitutional Validity of Marital Rape Exception in India: Article 14, 15 and 21 Explained Author: Deepti Student at MERI Professional and Law Institute Introduction Till very recently Indian society viewed the institution of marriage primarily as a union that involved companionship, family and mutual duties and responsibilities. However, the legal quandary surrounding the definition of […]

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