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📖 Andhra Pradesh High Court Reiterates: Lawyers Are Not Liable Under the Consumer Protection Act

The Andhra Pradesh High Court has reaffirmed that advocates cannot be sued for alleged deficiency in legal services under the Consumer Protection Act, emphasizing the unique nature of the legal profession and its regulatory framework.

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📖 Telangana High Court on Spousal Call Recordings: Privacy Takes Precedence

Can secretly recorded phone calls between spouses be used as evidence in court? Our latest blog examines the Telangana High Court's ruling that such recordings, made without consent, violate the right to privacy and are inadmissible in matrimonial proceedings.

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"While the law permits withdrawal of consent before the final decree, such a right cannot be exercised to harass the other spouse or misuse the legal process,” states Adv Anik Partner at Prime Legal. As a leading family lawyer in Bengaluru, he breaks down how unjustified withdrawal from mutual consent divorce, especially after settlements can constitute mental cruelty. A must-read for anyone navigating matrimonial law in India.

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