Man beaten to death by wife, 3 in-laws
TARN TARAN: A man was tied to an electric pole and beaten to death allegedly by his wife and three in-laws after a tiff in Muradpura area here.
Balkar Singh got married to Rajwinder Kaur around 18 years ago and a
few months back they had a tiff leading to which Kaur came to her
parent's house, police said.
Yesterday, Singh went to his
in-laws house in an inebriated condition and started hurling abuses on
them, said Harvinder Singh Sandhu, superintendent of police.
In
a fit of rage, Singh's wife, her sister and their two brothers
allegedly tied him with an electric pole and thrashed him severely, the
SP said.
Singh died in a hospital later. A case against the
four persons has been registered, the officer said, adding that they are
absconding http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/ludhiana/Man-beaten-to-death-by-wife-3-in-laws/articleshow/20250372.cms
Friday 24 May 2013
HC blames rising prices for divorces
HC blames rising prices for divorces
New Delhi: "The city of Delhi is a costly place to live in. Family budgeting, especially when a child is born, is becoming a herculean task even for the financially well- off and even they come under financial stress and the same burdens cause stress on the matrimonial bond," the bench observed.
The remarks came as the court granted divorce to a man seeking dissolution of his marriage on the ground that his wife had filed several false complaints against him and his family members.
Rejecting the woman's plea challenging the trial court's order that ruled in favour of her husband, a bench of justices Pradeep Nandrajog and V. Kameswar Rao concurred with the findings of the family court.
We have no hesitation in holding that by filing numerous false complaints against Deepak (name changed) and his family members with the police and his office, she has caused mental cruelty to the husband," the bench said.
On December 14 last year, the family court had allowed the man's petition seeking dissolution of the marriage. Dismissing the wife’s contention that her husband had harassed her for dowry, the court said it had sufficient proof that the marriage did not involve any dowry.
http://in.news.yahoo.com/hc-blames-rising-prices--for-divorces-103807096.html
New Delhi: "The city of Delhi is a costly place to live in. Family budgeting, especially when a child is born, is becoming a herculean task even for the financially well- off and even they come under financial stress and the same burdens cause stress on the matrimonial bond," the bench observed.
The remarks came as the court granted divorce to a man seeking dissolution of his marriage on the ground that his wife had filed several false complaints against him and his family members.
Rejecting the woman's plea challenging the trial court's order that ruled in favour of her husband, a bench of justices Pradeep Nandrajog and V. Kameswar Rao concurred with the findings of the family court.
We have no hesitation in holding that by filing numerous false complaints against Deepak (name changed) and his family members with the police and his office, she has caused mental cruelty to the husband," the bench said.
On December 14 last year, the family court had allowed the man's petition seeking dissolution of the marriage. Dismissing the wife’s contention that her husband had harassed her for dowry, the court said it had sufficient proof that the marriage did not involve any dowry.
http://in.news.yahoo.com/hc-blames-rising-prices--for-divorces-103807096.html
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