I’m concerned about a new law regarding “irretrievable breakdown of marriage”. Has this law been passed by the Lok Sabha and approved by the Supreme Court? Is it being used in courts and is it considered biased towards women? I ask because my wife is threatening to use this law against me. She has already filed false maintenance and domestic violence cases (the maintenance case was dismissed, but the DV case is pending). Now she has stolen my gold and bank fixed deposit receipts.
Best Answer
There is no law in India specifically called “irretrievable breakdown of marriage” for divorce. Divorce can be obtained on grounds like adultery, cruelty, desertion, etc., as per the Hindu Marriage Act and other personal laws. The Supreme Court has recognized mutual consent divorce as an option, but it requires both parties to agree. Your wife’s actions are concerning, and it’s advisable to consult a lawyer regarding the pending domestic violence case and the theft of your assets.
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