Mental Cruelty
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Taunting Jobless Husband Is "Mental Cruelty": Chhattisgarh High Court Grants Divorce
Before delivering the verdict, the court noted that the wife neither appeared in court nor filed any response despite being served notice.
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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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Falsely Accusing Spouse Of Infidelity Is Mental Cruelty Of Gravest Kind: Delhi High Court
Falsely accusing a spouse of having an extramarital affair and denying parentage of children amounts to severe mental cruelty,the Delhi High Court has ruled.
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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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Wife Asking Husband To Live In Her Parents' Home Not "Mental Cruelty": Court
Trivial irritations and loss of trust between married couples cannot be confused with mental cruelty, the Delhi High Court said on Monday as it refused to uphold a lower court order granting divorce on a husband's plea against his wife.
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Comparing Wife With Other Women Amounts To Mental Cruelty: Kerala High Court
Comparing wife with other women and constantly taunting her for not being a spouse of his expectations amounts to mental cruelty by a husband and the woman cannot be expected to put up with such conduct, the Kerala High Court has held.
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Refusal To Get Treatment Ground For Divorce? Supreme Court To Examine
Can the refusal of a spouse to acknowledge ailment and refusal to undergo treatment be termed as cruelty and can it become a ground for divorce, the Supreme Court on Friday has agreed to examine.
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Damaging Reputation Of Spouse Amounts To Mental Cruelty: Supreme Court
Defamatory complaints against spouse and damaging his reputation amount to mental cruelty, the Supreme Court said on Friday while granting divorce to an army officer.
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Allegations Of Sexual Perversity Amounts To Mental Cruelty: Delhi High Court
Raising questions of sexual perversity against a husband amounts to mental cruelty and justifies the grant of divorce, the Delhi High Court has said while upholding a lower court order dissolving a marriage.
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Taunting Jobless Husband Is "Mental Cruelty": Chhattisgarh High Court Grants Divorce
Before delivering the verdict, the court noted that the wife neither appeared in court nor filed any response despite being served notice.
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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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Falsely Accusing Spouse Of Infidelity Is Mental Cruelty Of Gravest Kind: Delhi High Court
Falsely accusing a spouse of having an extramarital affair and denying parentage of children amounts to severe mental cruelty,the Delhi High Court has ruled.
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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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Wife Asking Husband To Live In Her Parents' Home Not "Mental Cruelty": Court
Trivial irritations and loss of trust between married couples cannot be confused with mental cruelty, the Delhi High Court said on Monday as it refused to uphold a lower court order granting divorce on a husband's plea against his wife.
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Comparing Wife With Other Women Amounts To Mental Cruelty: Kerala High Court
Comparing wife with other women and constantly taunting her for not being a spouse of his expectations amounts to mental cruelty by a husband and the woman cannot be expected to put up with such conduct, the Kerala High Court has held.
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Refusal To Get Treatment Ground For Divorce? Supreme Court To Examine
Can the refusal of a spouse to acknowledge ailment and refusal to undergo treatment be termed as cruelty and can it become a ground for divorce, the Supreme Court on Friday has agreed to examine.
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Damaging Reputation Of Spouse Amounts To Mental Cruelty: Supreme Court
Defamatory complaints against spouse and damaging his reputation amount to mental cruelty, the Supreme Court said on Friday while granting divorce to an army officer.
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Allegations Of Sexual Perversity Amounts To Mental Cruelty: Delhi High Court
Raising questions of sexual perversity against a husband amounts to mental cruelty and justifies the grant of divorce, the Delhi High Court has said while upholding a lower court order dissolving a marriage.
