JUDGEMENT
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(1.) The appellant, Gopal Sharma, is aggrieved by the
judgment dated 20.04.2006 passed by the Additional
District Judge, No.1, Bikaner, whereby the learned Judge
has dismissed the appellant's petition under Section 13 of
the Hindu Marriage Act, ('the Act', for short), and has
declined to grant divorce in his favour.
(2.) Briefly, the facts of the case are that the
appellant, Gopal Sharma and the respondent, Smt. Ansuya
Sharma were married in 1987 according to the Hindu rites
and customs. Out of their wedlock, two children were born
in the years 1991 and 1993. However, due to the cruelties
inflicted by the wife, subsequently differences arose
between the parties. Consequently, the appellant filed a
divorce petition on the grounds of cruelty and insanity of the
wife.
(3.) In order to buttress his case, the appellant
examined five witnesses including his daughter, Swati
Sharma (A.W.4). After going through the oral and
documentary evidence, vide judgment dated 20.04.2006,
the learned Judge dismissed the petition under Section 13 of
the Hindu Marriage Act. Hence, this appeal before this
Court.;
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