Supreme Court of India
Vinit Saxena v. Pankaj Pandit
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Hindu law: Hindu Marriage Act, 1955: Section 13(/)(i-a) and (iii). Divorce-Cruelty and mental disorder-Non-consummation of marriage-Marriage solemnized in 1993-Marriage lasted only for jive months but was never consummated as the husband was incapable of performing his matrimonial obligations-Wife was treated with utmost cruelty both mental and physical by husband's mother-Husband was a case of Paranoid Schizophrenia and under constant medical treatment even prior to marriage Wife filed a petition for divorce on grounds of mental and physical cruelty The wife's case was that on account of
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- 2014 Vidhya Viswanathan v. Kartik Balakrishnan
- 2012 Vishwanath S/o Sitaram Agrawal v. Sau. Sarla Vishwanath Agrawal
- 2014 Dr. (mrs.) Malathi Ravi, M.D. v. Dr. B.V. Ravi M.D.
- 2013 Kollam Chandra Sekhar v. Kollam Padma Latha
- 2012 U. Sree v. U. Srinivas
- 2008 Suman Kapur v. Sudhir Kapur
- 2007 Samarghosh v. Jaya Ghosh
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