Calcutta high court ruled that living together after separation does not forgive prior cruelty. Stray incidents of cohabitation do not amount to condonation of earlier marital offenses. The court upheld a divorce granted on grounds of mental cruelty by the family court. Serious and baseless allegations can themselves constitute mental cruelty, the bench observed. The wife’s challenge to the divorce order was rejected by the division bench.
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