Archive · 15 Dec 2025
Telangana High Court Dismisses Divorce Appeal
A husband in Hyderabad tried to get a divorce because he said his wife was mean to him and made his life hard.
He said she fought with him a lot, her family interfered, and she used her phone late at night, which made him suspicious.
But the court said he didn't have enough proof to show that she was really being cruel.
The wife's lawyer said the husband's stories weren't clear and didn't have any witnesses or proof.
The court also said the husband had hit his wife, didn't pay money for her support, and didn't try to challenge the order to live together again.
So, the court decided the husband couldn't get a divorce and had to live with his wife again.
The Telangana High Court dismissed a divorce petition appeal due to lack of evidence.
The husband alleged cruelty and desertion by his wife but failed to provide independent evidence.
The wife's counsel argued that the allegations were vague and unsubstantiated.
The court noted that the husband had admitted to beating his wife and not paying maintenance.
The High Court upheld the Family Court's decision to grant restitution of conjugal rights.
- Who
- A two-judge panel of the Telangana High Court
- What
- Dismissed a divorce petition appeal and upheld the Family Court's decision
- When
- Not specified
- Where
- Telangana High Court, Hyderabad
- Why
- Because the husband failed to prove allegations of cruelty with relevant and independent evidence
- Court
- Telangana High Court
- Judges
- Justice K. Lakshman and Justice V. Ramakrishna Reddy
- Appeal Dismissed
- Divorce petition appeal
- Allegations
- Cruelty and desertion by wife
- Evidence
- Lack of independent witness or material
- Outcome
- Restitution of conjugal rights granted
- Case Details
- Husband's allegations of cruelty not proven
- Wife's Argument
- Allegations vague and unsubstantiated
