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The Delhi High Court dissolved the marriage after finding that the wifeâs criminal allegations were raised only after the husband filed for divorce and had no timely evidence. The Court held that the husbandâs consistent testimony proved sustained mental cruelty. NEW DELHI: The Delhi High Court ruled that a wifeâs delayed criminal allegations cannot overshadowâŚ
Delhi High Court ruled that permanent alimony canât be granted just to equalise wealth when both spouses are financially independent. The bench dismissed a senior officerâs plea seeking âš50 lakh, holding that Section 25 of the Hindu Marriage Act protects only a genuinely dependent spouse. NEW DELHI: The Delhi High Court has clearly ruled thatâŚ
The Delhi High Court ruled that permanent alimony cannot be granted to a financially independent spouse. emphasizing that no alimony should be awarded when a spouse is self-sufficient. The Court stressed that alimony is meant for genuine financial need, not enrichment or equality between capable individuals. NEW DELHI: The Delhi High Court has made aâŚ
The Delhi High Court ruled that a wife pressuring her husband to cut ties with his widowed mother and sister amounts to mental cruelty. The Court upheld the husbandâs divorce, calling her conduct beyond the âordinary wear and tearâ of married life. Forcing Husband To Leave His Family Is Cruelty: The Delhi High Court hasâŚ
The Delhi High Court has ruled that the Hindu Marriage Act must be interpreted strictly to preserve the dignity and permanence of marriage. It rejected a coupleâs plea to declare their Arya Samaj wedding ânull and voidâ for skipping rituals like Saptapadi. NEW DELHI: The Delhi High Court, through a Division Bench of Justice AnilâŚ
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