Petitioner Case Study

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The petitioner humbly submits before this Hon’ble Court that the Petitioner got married to the Respondent on 02/02/2006 at Shri Bakkiya Mahal, KGP Plaza, Muthiraipalayam, Puducherry, before the elders of both the families according to the Hindu Rites and Customs and the marriage were arranged by Mr. Natarajan elder brother of the respondent and marriage was registered on 19/02/2010, at Marriage Officer, Oulgaret, Puducherry. The Petitioner lived a peaceful and happy life for only 3 months from the date of marriage. After then, respondent has started creating problem to have nuclear family and pretended to commit suicide. Whereas, the parents of petitioner were too old and often threatens the petitioner in means of attempting suicide. Mutually, …show more content…
After three months, elder brother one Mr. Rajendhiran came and asked the petitioner that he is going to take the respondent and second child Kaviya to his house for some mind relaxation.
The petitioner further submits that after six months the respondent came back to the petitioner 's house along with second child Kaviya. The respondent was not at all ready to perform the marital duties and failed to take care of the children health and education which was felt with wordy quarrel often with petitioner and respondent. The children were not taken care with due love and life of the children were marked a big question by the respondent
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Geetha and stayed there for six months and again the respondent came back with another elder sister Mrs. Sivagamai. The parents of the petitioner compromised and asked the petitioner to accept for the best of the female children’s life and the petitioner accepted the same.
Meantime, the petitioner was affected by psoriasis and the respondent totally stopped the communication with petitioner for one year. The petitioner himself felt the psoriasis may affect the children and kept him away from children and finally the children was not taken due care by the respondent and it found a difficulty for the children to reach the school

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