T.Venkatesan (Accountant) 10 March 2011
Dear Sir / Madam
I am from coimbatore , i got married 5years and 10 month before (20.5.2005) . The marriage is purely seen and done by my both parents. Till now my wife is only hearing her father advice. she never cares me . she only need my property . she wants me to die even . can I avail for divorce
KNK A Learner (Learning to share) 10 March 2011
you cannot get divorce easily, unless you have proper evidence to produce to court. Prepare some evidence and file Divorce under Mental Cruelty.
T.Venkatesan (Accountant) 10 March 2011
Thank you very much sir / madam , Will her speach or dialogue which is recorded in cell phone can be used as evidence or medical certificate needed . Please guide me
T.Venkatesan (Accountant) 10 March 2011
Dear Sir /Madam
Please explain what is Mental Cruelty
CA VK Dwivedi (Job) 11 March 2011
Dear Venkatesan,
Recently Hnbl Supreme Court one of its verdict said that after marrige the parents of a girl should not interfere into the married life of their daughter. As the court observed in many cases the interventtion or interference of parents ruines/ spoils life of not only two individual but life and future of two families.
Unfortunately i do not have copy of that verdict, but yeah i can tell you this was published in Times of India/ Economic times some times back (say 1 month). You can find it with the help of Google.
I'll try to find it out and attach it here.
good Luck
vikash dwivedi
CA VK Dwivedi (Job) 11 March 2011
Sorry it was from Delhi High Court and not Supreme Court. Below is the link:
NEW DELHI: The interference of parents in the married life of their daughters has become a major cause for playing havoc with the lives of young couples post marriage, the Delhi high court has said.
Expressing concern over rift between couples due to parents' persistent interference in their daughter's married life, Justice Kailash Gambhir upheld a lower court's decree of divorce to a man on the ground of his in-laws' frequent interference in his marital life.
Justice Gambhir said parents should draw a line to let their daughters lead happy married lives.
"All parents guide, teach and discipline their daughters and are concerned about their welfare after marriage but it is imperative for parents to draw a line as the prime concern should be that their daughter is happily settled in a new atmosphere at the husband's place," he said.
But, it should not mean day-to-day monitoring of the affairs taking place at the matrimonial home of the daughter, he said.
Parents should not become uninvited judges of problems of their daughter, become an obstacle in the daughter's married life, plant thoughts in her mind and gain control over her and promote disharmony in her family life, the judge said.
"They are expected to advise, support and believe in their upbringing maintaining a discreet silence about the affairs of the matrimonial relationship," the court said.
"The present case is an unfortunate example where the parents of the appellant, instead of putting out the fire have fuelled and fanned it," the court said, dismissing an appeal filed by the wife challenging the lower court's order granting the man decree of divorce.
According to the husband, the difference with his wife started a few months after their marriage in 1990 due to frequent interference of his in-laws.
He alleged that he was even hit publicly by his father-in law two years after his marriage.
Seeking decree of divorce, he had approached the court, which allowed his plea on the grounds of cruelty by his wife due to continuous interference by his in-laws.
Source: Times of India
hope this will help you.
Vikash Dwivedi
A.VIVEK ADVOCATE (ADVOCATE) 12 March 2011
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