Compelling dead marriage to go on perpetuates mental agony: Supreme...

Compelling dead marriage to go on perpetuates mental agony: Supreme Court

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The Supreme Court of India has ruled that courts can grant divorce when a marriage is irretrievably broken, ending a 16-year matrimonial dispute. Justices Nath and Mehta invoked Article 142, emphasizing that forcing couples to stay in 'dead marriages' causes mental agony.

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