SANJIB BANERJEE
Rajendra Kumar Jajodia – Appellant
Versus
Puja Jajodia (Nee Roy) – Respondent
2. The husband has relied on paragraphs 2, 3 and 4 of the written statement and a sentence each from paragraphs
14 and 16 thereof for the immediate judgment that he desires :
"2. The parties were married to each other in 1991 and since then the petitioner is treating the respondent with extreme cruelty. The petitioner has also deserted the respondent and their child, Raveera. The petitioner has refused to accept the child as his own in view of the fact that she is an adoptive child. There has at such occurred irretrievable break down of marriage. Reconciliation between the parties has become impossible."
"3. The respondent in view of the extremely bitter relationship between the parties, had agreed to divorce the petitioner on condition that the petitioner makes payment of a sum of Rs. 20 lakhs (Rupees twenty lakhs) a
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