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amount to cruelty. (Sheldon v. Sheldon, 1966 P 62 or constructive desertion (1969) 1 P 122). Persistent cruelty may be a ground. Where the respondent

than 17 years ago, which aspect clearly demonstrates that wife has completely deserted the matrimonial home. It is further contended that there has been ... factual matrix in the present case clearly demonstrates that there is constructive desertion. That the purpose of marriage is progeny. Trial Court's Judgment

appellant holding that the appellant had been cruel to him and had deserted him. Further, it was held that the divorce petition was maintainable ... appellant out of her matrimonial home and was guilty of constructive desertion. According to the learned counsel, there were material discrepancies in the statements

marriage. Para-32. The deserting spouse must be shown to have persisted in the intention to desert throughout the whole of the two year period ... English law, but is only an affirmation of the doctrine of constructive desertion. The said doctrine is not rigid but elastic and without doing violence

case (supra) quoting from Rayden on Divorce, 7th edition : "DESERTION is not to be tested by merely ascertaining which party left the matrimonial home ... same intention, to leave him. This is the doctrine of constructive desertion." (35) We have in an earlier case reported as 1988 (2) Delhi

petition; Explanation- In this sub- section, the expression "desertion" means the desertion of the petitioner by the other party to the marriage without ... referring the ground of desertion, we find that there are two kinds of desertion:- (i) actual desertion and (ii) constructive desertion. In the case

context in which it has been used. For example, the word ‘desertion’ appearing in Section 13 of the Hindu Marriage Act implies not only factum ... vide Lachman -vs- Meena (AIR 1964 SC 40). There can be constructive desertion. The husband and wife may be living together under the same roof

context in which it has been used. For example, the word ‘desertion’ appearing in Section 13 of the Hindu Marriage Act implies not only factum ... vide Lachman -vs- Meena (AIR 1964 SC 40). There can be constructive desertion. The husband and wife may be living together under the same roof

used. For example, the word ‘desertion’ appearing in Section 13 of the Hindu Marriage Act implies not only factum of separation, but also “animus deserendi ... vide Lachman -vs- Meena (AIR 1964 SC 40). There can be constructive desertion. The husband and wife may be living together under the same roof

context in which it has been used. For example, the word ‘desertion’ appearing in Section 13 of the Hindu Marriage Act implies not only factum ... vide Lachman -vs- Meena (AIR 1964 SC 40). There can be constructive desertion. The husband https://www.mhc.tn.gov.in/judis