Cruelty as a ground for Divorce
It is stated that a house is a cursed place where women are not respected, and that a household that respects and reveres women is a happy and prosperous one. However, given the current situation, it is crucial to stress that cruelty should not be limited to one gender and should be a gender-neutral strategy that includes all gender types. Furthermore, a person might be subjected to other forms of cruelty, both mental and physical. Cruelty as a reason for divorce has evolved through time in numerous distinct personal laws and instances. Different countries have varying thresholds for cruelty that leads to marriage. Cruelty is defined by the Oxford Dictionary as the quality of being cruel and inflicting suffering. Cruelty is not expressly defined in any family law statute. However, the framework of human behaviour in behaviour has been portrayed in the form of matrimonial duties and obligations under section 13 (1) (i)(a) of the act. In order to address marital violence and crue...