JUDGMENT

Fateh Deep Singh, J. - Since both these revision petitions, one by the husband Bikram Sandhu (CR No.3291 of 2018) and the other by wife Japna Dhillon (CR No.4198 of 2018) have both arisen out of a common order dated 04.05.2018 whereby the Court of learned Additional District Judge, Chandigarh in an application filed under Section 24 of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 (in short, 'the Act') in the main petition under Section 13 of the Act seeking dissolution of marriage by divorce, had granted ad-interim maintenance. The wife had sought enhancementof the same whereas husband had sought its reduction. Since common question of law and facts are involved, as such both these matters are being disposed off together by this common judgment.

2. Undisputedly, the couple belongs to Jat Sikh agricultural background families and are well qualified. The husband is stated to be holding a degree of Masters of Business Administration (MBA) while the wife is an MBBS by profession, and were got married on 30.04.2016 but the couple fell apart and thus no child was born to them out of this wedlock. It is thereafter, the husband instituted a petition seeking divorce from the respondent wife in which