Hon’ble Pramod Kumar Srivastava, J.—Heard learned counsel for the parties and perused the records. During arguments it is found that on the basis of available records, matter may be decided at this stage. Therefore it is accordingly decided.

2. Original suit No. 214/2008 (Manish Gautam v. Smt. Shikha Gautam) was filed for the relief of divorce under Section 13 of Hindu Marriage Act. The plaint case in brief was that after the marriage of parties on 31.1.2005, opposite party Smt. Shikha came in house of petitioner, but she was not satisfied with this marriage and her behaviour was bad. She had been abusing and humiliating the petitioner and his family members. She stayed only for one week and left house of the petitioner. Then again she visited the house of the petitioner in February, 2005 and left his house in same month. During this period, she has been misbehaving, threatening and treating the petitioner and his family members with cruelty. In spite of repeated request of the petitioner, the opposite party-wife had refused to live with him and even filed criminal case for offences of cruelty for demand of dowry and unnatural lust against the petitioner for offences punish