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Calling Husband Eunuch Act Of Mental Cruelty: High Court Upholds Divorce
The Punjab and Haryana High Court has upheld the divorce granted by a family court in favour of a man, saying that calling a husband "hijda" (eunuch) is an act of mental cruelty.
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Cricketer Shikhar Dhawan Gets Divorce On Grounds Of Cruelty By Wife
The Court noted that Petitioner has also prayed for the grant of permanent custody of his minor son submitting that it was morally, psychologically and mentally disastrous for the minor son to be with respondent who consistently acted detrimentally to his welfare right from his birth.
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Denying Sex To Spouse For Long Is "Mental Cruelty": Allahabad High Court
Allahabad High Court on Thursday, while granting divorce to a couple observed that "denying" sexual intercourse to the spouse for a long time amounts to "mental cruelty" and can become a basis of divorce.
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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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Calling Husband Eunuch Act Of Mental Cruelty: High Court Upholds Divorce
The Punjab and Haryana High Court has upheld the divorce granted by a family court in favour of a man, saying that calling a husband "hijda" (eunuch) is an act of mental cruelty.
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Cricketer Shikhar Dhawan Gets Divorce On Grounds Of Cruelty By Wife
The Court noted that Petitioner has also prayed for the grant of permanent custody of his minor son submitting that it was morally, psychologically and mentally disastrous for the minor son to be with respondent who consistently acted detrimentally to his welfare right from his birth.
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Denying Sex To Spouse For Long Is "Mental Cruelty": Allahabad High Court
Allahabad High Court on Thursday, while granting divorce to a couple observed that "denying" sexual intercourse to the spouse for a long time amounts to "mental cruelty" and can become a basis of divorce.
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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.
