Hi, it is difficult to prove the mental cruelty but it all depends upon the facts and circumstances of each cases.
2. Mobile Recording, audio and video recording are help full to prove the case.
Dear Sir / Madam i am living with my wife and 5 years baby child, i want to file divorce petition against my wife on the basis of mental cruelty . I want to know that how i can prove the same in court. What evidence are required for mental cruelty ? Will court approve mobile / audio / video recording ? She dose not cook food for me, nor having physical relationship without any reason and asking for money every time rather than monthly expenses and biting me if i did not give him
Hi, it is difficult to prove the mental cruelty but it all depends upon the facts and circumstances of each cases.
2. Mobile Recording, audio and video recording are help full to prove the case.
1)audio , video recordings , mobile recordings are admissible in evidence
2) refusal to have sex amounts to mental cruelty
3) if your wife physically assaults you file police complaint against her . it will help you in making out a case for divorce on grounds of mental cruelty
All the allegations which you want to mentioned in your petition on mental cruelty can be proved by audio video recordings and massage as these are the digital evidence as per is section 65B of Indian evidence act
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1. Audio/ video recording is very hard to prove in court and hence it is better be avoided.
2. The mental cruelty can be proved by witnesses like your family members who can testify if the said incidents.
3. The incident happened are instances of mental cruelty.
1. Audio and video evidence are the best evidence and it is broadly admitted by the court.
2. If you have recorded in genuine manner and it remains undoctored then it is admitted by the court.
3. Abusing, careless in domestic and matrimonial work constitue cruelty. In v sarita case it is held by supreme court as matrimonial cruelty and it is a valid ground for divorce.
1. Your oral statement reduced to writing coupled with any video/audio recording will suffice.
2. Audio/video recording is a valid evidence which can be used in the court.
3. Not having sex is a ground on which you can seek divorce.
You may prove mental cruely my giving instances like you said she doesn't cook so you may elaborate on this point or she denied having physical relation with you so give instances. Yes, at an advance stage of your case you may prove your case by showing mobile/audio/ video recording. You will have to elaborate on each and every event in your petition of cruelty.
Regds,
Adv. Payal.
The continuous non-cohabitation for a period more than two years can be a ground for divorce and it can also be stated as an act of cruelty as the same was without any valid reason.
The other aspects like not cooking food and other trivial issues will not constitute cruelty, you may have to look for some solid grounds to establish the same, i.e., verbal and physical abuses, arrogant behavior, in compatible or ever increasing difference of opinion aggravating the domestic relationship into strained relationship, etc.
You may look for some strong reasons other than this too.
1. What type of mental cruelty she has shown on you?
2. You shall have to submit evidence in support of your allegation of mental cruelty,
3. Any type of audio and video reording will be accepted by the court as valid evidence,
4. File divorce suit on the ground of cruelty with evidence before the local Court.