JUDGMENT :

Jayant Patel, J.

The present appeals arise against the judgment and order passed by the Family Court dated 16.06.2003 in Family Suit No. 996 of 2000 with Misc. Civil Application No. 33 of 2000, whereby the marriage between the Appellant and Respondent is dissolved and the respondent - husband is further directed to pay the maintenance at the rate of Rs.4,000/- per month. Below Misc. Civil Application No. 33 of 2000, it is ordered that the children be handed over to the wife on every Sunday from 11.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m. and in Diwali vacation custody of children be handed over for a week and in Summer vacation for 15 days.

2. The short facts are that the marriage of the appellant with the respondent (for the sake of convenience, the appellant shall be referred to as 'the wife' and the respondent shall be referred to as 'the husband') had taken place on 26.05.1989. Out of wedlock, one daughter “Priyal” and one son “Harsh” were born and initially the marriage life was good. However, as the husband was in medical professional and he was of the view that he was getting good income, he insisted the wife to leave job and to take care of children. But, as the wife was not coming bac