An Interesting Case of Divorce in Haryana: This type of divorce (Divorce Case) Hardly come from somewhere else in the country.
Haryana has indeed an interesting case of divorce in Haryana amidst committing suicide in a bad relationship with his wife of Bangalore engineer Atul Subhash. A couple from Karnal district of the state divorced in the 7th decade of life.
Both have broken their 44 -year -old marriage and the husband has given a 73 -year -old woman as a settlement of Rs 3 crore. The elderly couple, running in the last stop of life, have decided to separate after a legal battle of 18 years. The 70 -year -old husband said that his 73 -year -old wife is mentally cruelty and he is fed up with him.
Husband sold land to pay money
To pay the amount of settlement, the husband sold his farming land and paid Rs 3 crore. The divorce of both was approved in the Punjab and Haryana High Court.
The two were married on August 27, 1980. They have two daughters and a son. This relationship went on well for about 25 years, but then bitterness started arising.
The day of May 8, 2006 was when their relationship took a different turn and they started living separately. After this, the husband filed a divorce case in 2013 alleging mental cruelty. When the application was rejected from there, then reached the High Court.
The lawsuit continued for 11 years
He has got divorce after 11 years of trial here and after giving an amount of Rs 3 crore to his wife for living, he has separated from the relationship.
This amount of settlement will be given through cash, demand draft, gold and silver. It is clear that the husband is ready to give earnings as a husband settlement. According to the information received so far, the elderly have sold land worth Rs 2.16 crore to pay this amount.
50 rupees have paid cash
Apart from this, Rs 50 lakh cash has been paid, this amount has been raised by selling crops. At the same time, he is also giving jewelry worth 40 lakh rupees.
It has also been decided in this agreement that even if the elderly dies, the wife and her children will not have any right to the property. The decision has been pronounced by the bench of Justice Sudhir Singh of High Court and Justice Jasjit Singh Bedi.