JUDGEMENT
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(1.) Leave granted.
(2.) This appeal is filed against the
judgment and order passed by the High Court of
Judicature at Allahabad on September 29, 2004
in First Appeal No. 1008 of 1999. By the said
judgment, the High Court reversed the decree
of divorce passed in favour of the appellant-
husband by the Family Court, Allahabad on
September 13, 1999 in Case No. 209 of 1992.
(3.) Short facts of the case are that the
marriage between appellant and respondent was
solemnized on May 27, 1974 as per Hindu rites
and ceremonies. For some time the relations
between the parties went on well. A female
child Seema was born from the said wedlock in
1980. It is the allegation of the husband that
the wife did not co-operate with him and his
family members. She started pressurising the
husband to live separately from his parents,
brothers and sisters. According to the
husband, however, he was the eldest son of his
parents and was not in a position to oblige
the wife by living with her. He had to support
his old parents and also to look after future
of his brothers and sisters who were dependent
on him. Since the husband did not accede to
the demand of the wife, her behaviour towards
the husband and his family members became
rude. She started threatening the husband
that if he would not concede to her demand of
living only with her, he had to suffer
consequences. The husband, however, was
hopeful that in course of time, the wife will
get settled and there would be no problem.
Unfortunately, however, with the passage of
time, the situation turned from bad to worse
and she started deliberately mis-behaving not
only with the husband but also with his old
parents. She was violent on petty issues and
small matters. She used to insult them on one
pretext or the other and made the situation
intolerable.;
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