HC on Denial of Sex by Spouse: Refusal of Sex Can Be Considered Form of Mental Cruelty When Persistent and Intentional, Says Delhi High Court

The Delhi High Court observed that denial of sex by a spouse can be considered a form of mental cruelty where it is found to be persistent, intentional and for a considerable period of time.

Delhi High Court

The Delhi High Court observed that denial of sex by a spouse can be considered a form of mental cruelty where it is found to be persistent, intentional and for a considerable period of time. The court made this observation while hearing a divorce case. A division bench of Justice Sanjeev Sachdeva and Justice Manoj Jain said that trivial irritations and loss of trust between a married couple cannot be confused with mental cruelty in connection with the case. The court made the observations while setting aside a family court order granting divorce to the husband on the grounds of cruelty and desertion by the wife. HC on Sex Refusal by Spouse: Wilful Denial of Sexual Relationship Amounts to Cruelty in Marriage, Says Delhi High Court.

HC on Denial of Sex by Spouse:

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