( 1 ) I have had the benefit of going through erudite draft Judgment of my learned Brother. I fully agree with the conclusion arrived at by His Lordship and the consequential order passed by him. However, I wish to add a few words of my own which are as follows : the plaintiff Monoj (now deceased) and the appellant were found to have married under Hindu rites and ceremonies. They had led their happy and modestly eventful marital life til 1981 from the date of their marriage. They had produced three children who are successful and pride of any family. Two sons are products of IIT (Kharagpur) and younger son is enviously placed in his life and working in America and elder son is also not lagging behind, he is in decent employment in the State of Andhra Pradesh. Daughter is also married with an Income tax Officer. What more a fighting and very lower middle class family could achieve during their struggling marital life? After 50's they migrated from East-Pakistan now bangladesh in quest of their destiny which fructified in this country, in a small happy family. Reality in life is that poverty keeps family united. Prosperity sometimes becomes the cause of unhappines