The Supreme Court observed that “compelling a dead marriage to continue only perpetuates mental agony and societal burden,” while granting divorce under Article 142, citing irretrievable breakdown and loss of mutual respect.
Today, On 26th June, The Kerala High Court has sought a response from the State on a plea to cancel the anticipatory bail of a lawyer accused of rape on the false promise of marriage by a woman advocate from Ernakulam.
Aarti, the estranged wife of Ravi Mohan, has sought Rs.40 lakh as monthly alimony. Meanwhile, Ravi Mohan has once again claimed in the Chennai Family Court that he has already granted her a divorce.
The High Court emphasized the need to address the societal implications of live-in relationships, stating, “It is high time we consider and establish a framework to uphold the moral values of society.” The court highlighted growing concerns over the impact of such relationships on traditional norms. It called for a collective effort to find solutions that balance individual freedoms with cultural ethics.
