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Over time, the meaning of social anxiety and sense of duty in relationships is also changing. A husband wanted a divorce because the wife did not live with her in-laws. According to the husband, not serving the in-laws is cruel. The matter reached the Allahabad High Court, where the court rejected the husband’s plea. The court said that not serving the mother-in-law and father-in-law on the part of the daughter-in-law cannot be called cruelty. Especially when the husband himself lives apart from his parents. The High Court has refused to divorce the husband from his wife on this basis.
The Allahabad High Court in one of its important decisions has said that the daughter-in-law’s failure to take proper care of the mother-in-law and father-in-law is not cruelty. The court in its judgment said that the case becomes weaker when the husband who accuses the wife himself lives apart from his parents and expects service and proper care from the wife. Based on which the court has rejected the application of the husband who filed the application.
What is the whole matter?
The case relates to former police officer Jyotish Chandra Thapliyal. Umesh is married to a woman named Deveshwari Thapliyal. The couple lived apart from their parents due to work. Jyotish Chandra wanted his wife to live with her parents i.e. her in-laws and in-laws.
The family court rejected the application
Wife Deveshwari wanted him to live with her husband. This is why the controversy escalated. The matter reached the family court. The family court rejected the application. It is alleged that the wife does not take proper care of her parents. Her conduct of not taking due care should be viewed from the point of view of cruelty and her divorce petition should be allowed. After a long hearing in this case, the family court of Moradabad rejected the application of husband Jyotish Chand Thaplial.
The family court in its order said that the husband himself was not living with his parents. He lives apart from them, in such a situation the wife’s refusal to live with him and not take proper care of him as the husband wishes would not be called cruelty and would not be a ground for divorce. The Allahabad High Court also allowed the same order of the family court. The court refused to grant relief to the petitioner.
