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Vijay's Old Remark Goes Viral After Wife Sankgeetha Files For Divorce: 'She Watches Me Strictly'
Vijay and Sankgeetha Sornalingam are heading for a divorce after 26 years of marriage
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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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Refusal To Consummate Marriage, Denying Physical Intimacy Is Mental Cruelty: High Court
Refusal to consummate marriage and denial of physical intimacy amounts to mental cruelty and is a valid ground for divorce, the Madhya Pradesh High Court has held.
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Spoilt Honeymoon Ground For Divorce, Rules Delhi High Court
A spoilt honeymoon and subjecting the husband and his family to "worst kind of mental cruelty" by levelling false accusations, have been held as grounds for divorce in a case by the Delhi High Court.
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Denying Sex To Spouse A Long Time Mental Cruelty, Ground For Divorce: Delhi High Court
Putting an end to a nine-year-old marriage, the Delhi High Court has reiterated that denying sex to the spouse for a long time, without sufficient reason, amounted to mental cruelty and is a ground for divorce.
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Vijay's Old Remark Goes Viral After Wife Sankgeetha Files For Divorce: 'She Watches Me Strictly'
Vijay and Sankgeetha Sornalingam are heading for a divorce after 26 years of marriage
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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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Refusal To Consummate Marriage, Denying Physical Intimacy Is Mental Cruelty: High Court
Refusal to consummate marriage and denial of physical intimacy amounts to mental cruelty and is a valid ground for divorce, the Madhya Pradesh High Court has held.
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Spoilt Honeymoon Ground For Divorce, Rules Delhi High Court
A spoilt honeymoon and subjecting the husband and his family to "worst kind of mental cruelty" by levelling false accusations, have been held as grounds for divorce in a case by the Delhi High Court.
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Denying Sex To Spouse A Long Time Mental Cruelty, Ground For Divorce: Delhi High Court
Putting an end to a nine-year-old marriage, the Delhi High Court has reiterated that denying sex to the spouse for a long time, without sufficient reason, amounted to mental cruelty and is a ground for divorce.
