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2001 Supreme(Raj) 1857

A.C.GOYAL
Bhanupratap Singh Bordiya – Appellant
Versus
Sangeeta Bordiya – Respondent


Advocates:
Mr. S.M. Mehta, Sr. Advocate with Mr. Anil Mehta, Advocate, for the appellant.
Mrs. Namita Parihar, Advocate, for the respondent.

JUDGMENT

1. - This D.B. Civil Misc. appeal is directed by the appellant-husband, challenging the judgment and decree dated 4.7.1998, passed by Judge, Family Court, Jaipur. Learned Judge, Family Court has dismissed the application of the appellant-husband filed under Section 13 of the Hindu Marriage Act 1955 (for short the Act of 1955) for divorce.

2. The facts, which are necessary for disposal of this appeal can be briefly stated as follows:

The appellant-husband Dr. Bhanu Pratap Singh was married to the non-applicant Dr. Sangeeta on May 5, 1992, at Udaipur, according to Hindu rites and rituals. On account of this wedlock, she gave birth to a son called Gopu on 24.6.1993. The case of the appellant-husband is that the non-applicant wife on several occasions threatened and attempted to commit suicide. She insisted on the appellant to live separately from his parents, though the appellant is the only son of his parents. Upon insistence of the wife, the appellant-husband started living separately but the non-applicant wife continued to misbehave with the appellant and his parents. She often used to leave the appellant-husband for Udaipur from time to time and details of her visit to Udai


















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