Dress not a ground for divorce

by Gulshan Kumar Ajmani in Current Affairs & Latest News

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Mumbai High court has ruled that a woman cannot seek divorce just because she was asked to wear sari and not Salwar kameez in her in law house.

The Hon'ble High court agreed that it may be difficult to wear Sari but this is no ground for seeking divorce.

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Rakesh

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15 years ago

#37754

I too read this news in Hindu paper today. Divorce based on dress is very difficult. This is a very small issue

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Deepti

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15 years ago

#37764

This is a very silly reason that can be solved by just talking to each other!!!!!

How can a petition be filed for this small issue???

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Deepti.

Rakesh

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15 years ago

#37766

But i also read that they demanding dowry and torturing her. So this is other reason for divorce

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chinmoymukherjee

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15 years ago

#37872

Of all reasons and grounds for divorce - a matter relating to dress sounds pretty amusing.So divorce-seeker better prepare some other grounds!!!

Santosh Kumar Singh

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15 years ago

#37940

Reason for divorce is so funny I listed it first time. Anyway good joke.

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chinmoymukherjee

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15 years ago

#37987

The couple who are keen to part ways would go for any excuse to separate and the present case falls into that category.

Gulshan Kumar Ajmani

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15 years ago

#38138

The lady seeking divorce presented all facts, she felt, could help her. Cruelty is one of the reasons for seeking divorce. According to he the compulsion to wear a sari amounts to cruelty. although the court did not agree to her plea, I also feel that wearing sari could be difficult. Personally, I cannot wear dhoti Kurta. So, if I am forced, this will be cruel to me.

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Gulshan Kumar Ajmani

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14 years ago

#47160

Now divorce is being made easier by amending the Hindu marriage Act. The marriage is not considered so unbreakable. The amendment may prove disastrous.

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Kalyani Nandurkar

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14 years ago

#47162

This is indeed a very petty reason for seeking divorce!! I agree Gulshan, that being forced to do something that one does not like amounts to cruelty. BUt couldn't this be talked out and resolved! :dry:

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sajeetharan

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14 years ago

#47164

i dont think we can really do anything regarding an issue like divorce. it is a domestic matter n no one will know best bout it but the persons involved. wouldn't it be like us encroaching upon others' private domain... dis is wat i feel.

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