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The Chhattisgarh High Court has upheld a divorce granted to a man after his wife insulted him as “paaltu chuha” and pressured him to abandon his parents. The Court ruled this behavior as mental cruelty and awarded ₹5 lakh permanent alimony to the wife.
The Bombay High Court has upheld a family court order granting ₹15,000 monthly maintenance to a wife, ruling that even if she is earning, she is entitled to financial support from her husband to maintain the same standard of living as during marriage.
The Allahabad High Court has ruled that an estranged wife is entitled to family pension after her husband’s death, declaring that pension is a statutory right of the legally wedded spouse and cannot be denied on technical grounds.
The Supreme Court has revived Allahabad High Court’s guidelines on Section 498A IPC, ruling that no arrests can be made within the first two months of filing a complaint. The Court said this cooling-off period will help families seek reconciliation and prevent misuse of the law.
