cruelty and
desertion and that the wife was suffering from mental disorder of such a
kind that he is unable to live with ... mental cruelty.
6. Learned counsel for the appellant however argued that there
is enough evidence to indicate that she was suffering from mental
disorder. Reference
expenses.
After delivery, she started showing symptoms of mental disorder.
It reached a stage where petitioner could not live with her. She
was taken ... finding that she was suffering from an incurable
mental illness or mental disorder of any kind by which divorce
can be granted. But as rightly
respondent herein is that she was having a sought of a mental
disorder, as a result of which she was not in a position ... expressions
"mental disorder" as well as "psychopathic disorder" had been explained.
Psychopathic disorder is a form of mental disorder
grounds of cruelty, desertion and
unsoundness of mind or mental disorder of the appellant. The
judgment of the lower court does not reveal that ... respondent even on the ground of
unsoundness of mind or mental disorder of the appellant. The
judgment of the lower court does not reveal
graduate and is suffering from Pshycho Phobia, which is a
mental disorder. The petitioner had been living with the
informant for the past more than ... acts committed by him was under the influence of the
mental disorder. The petitioner was made non compos mentis
by his unusual sickness
ground that the first respondent/husband was
suffering from mental disorder and she was unable to
live with ... suffering from
any mental problem. In the absence of any medical
evidence to prove the mental disorder, the Family
Court was justified in rejecting
ground that the first respondent/husband was
suffering from mental disorder and she was unable to
live with ... suffering from
any mental problem. In the absence of any medical
evidence to prove the mental disorder, the Family
Court was justified in rejecting
necessary that the petitioner
has to prove that the mental disorder alleged is of incurable nature
and it is difficult for him to live with ... 2001
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allege and prove that certain material fact relating to the mental
illness of the respondent has been suppressed and his consent was
obtained
into account the fact that there is no
evidence to prove mental disorder, the Family Court is justified in
rejecting the said claim ... been defined in the
Act. Cruelty can be physical or mental. Cruelty which is a ground
for dissolution of marriage may be defined as wilful
unsound mind, or has been
suffering continuously or intermittently from mental disorder of
such a kind and to such an extent that he cannot reasonably ... cannot arrive at a
conclusion that she was having a mental disorder, the question
that may arise would be whether the petitioner would suffer
mental
