1. If the marriage between you two is not consummated then you can file suit for nullity of marriage.

2. Since sometimes consummation or none of it is very hard to prove alternatively you can file suit for divorce.

3. The suit for divorce will be filed on the ground of mental an physical cruelty that you have to endure so far.

4. it is a case of domestic violence as well for which you can file such case as well in which you can pray for maintenance also.

I am not sure why the consulting advocates are so confused on this issue.

1. The conduct of your husband is the pinnacle of domestic abuse which can be inflicted on woman in her matrimonial home.

2. If you wish to end your marriage you can file for divorce on the basis of cruelty. This is the only ground on which you seek divorce.

3. You may also file a case for domestic violence to claim heavy compensation for the abuse suffered by you at the hands of your husband. This apart, you may also sue your husband for financial support by filing a case for maintenance.

1) file for divorce on grounds of mental cruelty

2) farting in face while you are having meal amines to mental cruelty

3) refuse to maintain wife amounts to mental cruelty

4) refusal to have sex amounts to mental cruelty

5) leaving wife alone on honeymoon with 2 guys amount to mental cruelty

There is o question of nullity in your case. The marriage cannot be nullified for the reasons stated in your above contents.

You have been meted out with cruelties alone since he date of your marriage (social), so you have strong grounds for filing a divorce case on the grounds of cruelty.

Filing a case under the provisions of Domestic violence act will be for the reliefs you may aspire for, for ex., protection, residential rights, maintenance amount etc.

If you are employed, you may not be able to claim maintenance but again it depends on the quantum of his income or other sources of income commensurate with his social status.

1. It seems that you two did not gel at all and its a bad marriage,

2. Negotiate with him and ask him to agree for mutual consent divorce which will be faster and hassle free,

3. If he does not agree, then file a police complaint against him and his parents and other family members u/s498A for which all of them shsll have to take bail and force your husband to agree to sign the MCD petition which is required to be jointly signed by both of you,

4. After that file a DV case seeking maintenance and separate residential accommodation,

5. If he still does not relent, file a divorce case on the ground of cruelty,

6. If he agrees to sign MCD petition show that you are living separately for more than one year.