( 1 ) THE wife in a matrimonial suit is the appellant before us. The husband sued for divorce on the ground that the wife was guilty of cruelty and desertion. The. case of cruelty and desertion was, however, denied by the wife. Parties adduced evidence in support of their respective cases. The Trial Court found that the case of desertion was not proved by the husband, but held that the husband was entitled to a decree for divorce on the ground of cruelty. Feeling aggrieved by this judgment and decree of the Trial Court this appeal has been preferred.

( 2 ) IN the plaint the case of cruelty and desertion as made out by the husband / respondent may be stated in a nutshell which is as follows : the marriage between the wife/appellant and the husband/respondent was solemnised according to Hindu rites on 10th March, 1984. After the marriage the wife went to her matrimonial home and there the Boubhat ceremony was held on 12th March, 1984. On the 15th March, 1984, the wife fell seriously ill and she was vomiting blood accompanied with prolonged cough. The husband called a doctor, who attended her and within 7 days she partly recovered from the acute stage of her ail