U.Shree v U Srinivas 11.12.2012 JT 2012 (12) SC 358
Sometimes, after filing complaints against Husband, wife side gives information in press.
Newspaper publish such allegations contained in FIR of wife.
This damages public reputation of Husband and his relatives. Acrimony develops between parties.
Court said that this is “Mental Cruelty to husband” and it is good ground for granting divorce in favor of husband.
Haresh Raichura
11/2/2013
Yes. I read in SCC Digest of 2012 about a Shera Singh case where judgement is delivered by a Supreme Court bench.
If a person has siezure or some temporary memory loss or other mental conditions in which he may not be knowing what he may be doing, he may not be able to even recognize faces, yes, he can be excused, as per this judgement.
This discussion was about Sec 84 of IPC.
For more Authentic Details, please read the actual judgement. This seems to be new law for me..
This case reminded of movie Gajani of Aamir Khan.
Haresh Raichura
30/1/2013
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