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Kolkata Man Gets Divorce As "Imposition Of Wife's Friend" Is Deemed Cruelty
The Calcutta High Court has granted a divorce decree to a husband on the grounds of cruelty, which includes "imposition" of the wife's friend and family on him and lodging of a false case of matrimonial cruelty by her.
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"Mental Cruelty": Court Grants Divorce To Man From Wife Who Was Under Parents' Influence
The Delhi High Court has granted divorce to a man on the ground of cruelty by his wife who was under the influence of her parents and could not "wean away" from them to forge a relationship with him.
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"Mental Cruelty": Court Grants Divorce To Man From "Non-Adjusting" Wife
The Delhi High Court has granted divorce to a man over mental cruelty he suffered due to his wife's "non-adjusting attitude", saying no fruitful purpose would be served in flogging a dead horse.
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"11-Year Separation Peppered With False Allegations Source Of Mental Cruelty": Court
The Delhi High Court has granted a divorce decree to a man on the grounds of mental cruelty inflicted upon him by his estranged wife, saying there is no chance of reconciliation between them given the long separation of over 11 years.
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Constant Rejection By Wife Great Mental Agony For Man: Delhi High Court
A marriage rests on mutual trust, respect and companionship, and constant rejection by a wife is a source of great mental agony for a husband, the Delhi High Court said, upholding divorce granted to a couple living separately since 2011.
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"Every Person...": Court Upholds Man's Divorce Over Cruelty By Wife
Every person is entitled to live with dignity and honour, the Delhi High Court has held while upholding the divorce decree granted to a man on the ground of cruelty by his estranged wife.
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No Divorce For Man Who Falsely Claimed Wife Is HIV Positive: Bombay High Court
The Bombay High Court has refused to grant divorce to a 44-year-old man from Pune who falsely claimed his wife was HIV positive due to which he suffered mental agony.
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'Man Viewed Wife As Cash Cow': High Court Grants Divorce To Couple
The Delhi High Court has granted divorce to a couple on the ground of mental cruelty by the husband, observing that he viewed his wife as a "cash cow" and became interested in her only after she got a job with the Delhi Police.
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Court Says False Allegation Of Impotency "Cruelty", Upholds Divorce Order
Levelling false allegation of impotency against a partner amounts to cruelty, the Delhi High Court said while upholding the divorce granted to a man, whose wife had claimed that he was incapable of sexual intercourse.
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'Even Personal Laws Must Abide By Constitution': Centre On Triple Talaq
Previous governments did not bring law on triple talaq because the issue is dealing sensitively with minorities, the government told the Supreme Court today. But even personal laws must not flout the Constitution, which grants equal rights to all, the Centre told a bench that's examining the legality of triple talaq - under which a Muslim man can d...
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Affair During Subsistence Of Marriage Amounts To Cruelty: High Court
Having an affair during subsistence of marriage by either of the spouses amounts to cruelty, the Delhi High Court has observed while setting aside a trial court's judgement granting divorce to a man who was in an "open adulterous relationship".
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Husband's Extra-Marital Affairs Don't Always Amount To Cruelty: Supreme Court
Extra-marital affairs of a man and his wife's suspicion do not always amount to mental cruelty attracting the provision of abetment to suicide but can be a ground for grant of divorce, the Supreme Court today said.
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Allegation Of Adultery By Spouse Most Painful: Delhi High Court
Allegation of adultery levelled by a spouse is most "painful" for a person, the Delhi High Court has observed while granting divorce to a man who was accused by his wife of having illicit relationship with another woman.
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Wife's Pub Visits No Ground For Seeking Divorce: Bombay High Court
The Bombay High Court has refused to grant divorce on the ground of cruelty to a man who alleged his wife often went to pubs leaving their child in the care of domestic help and also often insulted him and his parents.
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Man granted divorce due to wife's cruelty, desertion
A man has been granted divorce by a Delhi court on the ground that he underwent "tremendous" cruelty because of his wife, who deserted him just a month after marriage.
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Kolkata Man Gets Divorce As "Imposition Of Wife's Friend" Is Deemed Cruelty
The Calcutta High Court has granted a divorce decree to a husband on the grounds of cruelty, which includes "imposition" of the wife's friend and family on him and lodging of a false case of matrimonial cruelty by her.
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"Mental Cruelty": Court Grants Divorce To Man From Wife Who Was Under Parents' Influence
The Delhi High Court has granted divorce to a man on the ground of cruelty by his wife who was under the influence of her parents and could not "wean away" from them to forge a relationship with him.
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"Mental Cruelty": Court Grants Divorce To Man From "Non-Adjusting" Wife
The Delhi High Court has granted divorce to a man over mental cruelty he suffered due to his wife's "non-adjusting attitude", saying no fruitful purpose would be served in flogging a dead horse.
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"11-Year Separation Peppered With False Allegations Source Of Mental Cruelty": Court
The Delhi High Court has granted a divorce decree to a man on the grounds of mental cruelty inflicted upon him by his estranged wife, saying there is no chance of reconciliation between them given the long separation of over 11 years.
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Constant Rejection By Wife Great Mental Agony For Man: Delhi High Court
A marriage rests on mutual trust, respect and companionship, and constant rejection by a wife is a source of great mental agony for a husband, the Delhi High Court said, upholding divorce granted to a couple living separately since 2011.
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"Every Person...": Court Upholds Man's Divorce Over Cruelty By Wife
Every person is entitled to live with dignity and honour, the Delhi High Court has held while upholding the divorce decree granted to a man on the ground of cruelty by his estranged wife.
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No Divorce For Man Who Falsely Claimed Wife Is HIV Positive: Bombay High Court
The Bombay High Court has refused to grant divorce to a 44-year-old man from Pune who falsely claimed his wife was HIV positive due to which he suffered mental agony.
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'Man Viewed Wife As Cash Cow': High Court Grants Divorce To Couple
The Delhi High Court has granted divorce to a couple on the ground of mental cruelty by the husband, observing that he viewed his wife as a "cash cow" and became interested in her only after she got a job with the Delhi Police.
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Court Says False Allegation Of Impotency "Cruelty", Upholds Divorce Order
Levelling false allegation of impotency against a partner amounts to cruelty, the Delhi High Court said while upholding the divorce granted to a man, whose wife had claimed that he was incapable of sexual intercourse.
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'Even Personal Laws Must Abide By Constitution': Centre On Triple Talaq
Previous governments did not bring law on triple talaq because the issue is dealing sensitively with minorities, the government told the Supreme Court today. But even personal laws must not flout the Constitution, which grants equal rights to all, the Centre told a bench that's examining the legality of triple talaq - under which a Muslim man can d...
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Affair During Subsistence Of Marriage Amounts To Cruelty: High Court
Having an affair during subsistence of marriage by either of the spouses amounts to cruelty, the Delhi High Court has observed while setting aside a trial court's judgement granting divorce to a man who was in an "open adulterous relationship".
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Husband's Extra-Marital Affairs Don't Always Amount To Cruelty: Supreme Court
Extra-marital affairs of a man and his wife's suspicion do not always amount to mental cruelty attracting the provision of abetment to suicide but can be a ground for grant of divorce, the Supreme Court today said.
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Allegation Of Adultery By Spouse Most Painful: Delhi High Court
Allegation of adultery levelled by a spouse is most "painful" for a person, the Delhi High Court has observed while granting divorce to a man who was accused by his wife of having illicit relationship with another woman.
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Wife's Pub Visits No Ground For Seeking Divorce: Bombay High Court
The Bombay High Court has refused to grant divorce on the ground of cruelty to a man who alleged his wife often went to pubs leaving their child in the care of domestic help and also often insulted him and his parents.
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Man granted divorce due to wife's cruelty, desertion
A man has been granted divorce by a Delhi court on the ground that he underwent "tremendous" cruelty because of his wife, who deserted him just a month after marriage.
