New SC ruling may help dowry offenders

September 09, 2011 11:27

The Hindu report on how Indian courts can try offences committed by Indians in foreign country. In other words, a dowry or any other offence committed by an Indian husband against his wife in a foreign country can be tried by a court in India, the Supreme Court has held. Read

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