1.Marriage is a mutual job between husband and wife and can not survive on the mere wish only one souse if other one is hell bent upon to wreck it.

2. however still you want to go for this then you can file suit for restitution of conjugal of rights wherein the court is gets satisfied that the wise left the company of the husband without any reasonable cause then it may grant such decree.

3. However such decree is impossible to execute for practical reasons.

4. i repeat unless and until your wife is so willing you can not forcefully make her return possible. Talk to her and convince her on the importance of conjugal life.

Honesty, integrity, love, trust and effective communication are very important to the husband-wife relationship. Winning every argument, seeking revenge, battling any terrible attitudes, and throwing out any unpleasant words are really not necessary in the husband-wife relationship. Some times you have to pay big amount in small issues. Lack of communication is made troubles in your life.

May be your wife has too much expectations and the trust up on you had lost. Don’t worry .Time will heal, and of course the having good positive conversation too.

Solution

1. Amicably settle the issues through dearest one or nearest one or well wisher

2. If possible meet a good marriage counselor

3. If she does not come after mediation talk file case under restitution of conjugal of rights.

1) your wife does not want to stay with you .

2) although you can file case of RCR to stay with you but even if you succeed court cant force your wife to stay with you .

3) give your wife an ultimatum . she should rejoin you in 1 month or opt for divorce by mutual consent .

4) if she refuses to agree for staying with you or for divorce by mutual consent then your only option is to file for contested divorce on grounds of mental cruelty

1. Sustaining a marriage can be really tough at times, as is evident from your query.

2. Legally speaking, you have no remedy under the law the recourse to which will culminate in a judicially enforceable command to your wife to return to you. You may file a case for restitution of conjugal rights against her, but she cannot be forced to return to her matrimonial home.

3. You should convince your wife to visit a marriage counsellor so that both of you may iron out your differences. If counselling turns out to be futile then file for mutual divorce.

4. You may, if your wife refuses to file for mutual divorce, unilaterally file for divorce on the ground of cruelty.

5. Your wife may hit back with a case of dowry harassment in the event you apply for divorce

A case under right to conjugal rights can be filed asking her to return to her matrimonial house. Withe both of you should settle the difference by mediation or visiting a marriage counsellor. If you both intend to end the relationship then file a mutual consent for divorce as it is less painful. However if that doesn't work out then go for a contested divorce.

1. Your problem is still a personal problem and not a legal problem,

2. No law in our country can bring her back to you if she does not want to,

3. Our role, as lawyers, come to take legal action against her once you decide what do you want to do legally with your this matrimonial relationship with her.