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J limt 100 and frext 50...
Sir/ mam..Respectifully i beg to say that i m taking j lmt 100 and frext 50 for depression...but my husband named sheikh aijaz and his family( my in laws) claims that j lmt 100 is not for depression...they said it ia very big drug that is prescribed for only eplilsy,bipolar,seziure,they mentally and physically abused me that i cancealed my mental disorder and cheated them...i tried very hard to convey them i have not any mental disorder...it is just for anxiety/ drpression...but they tortured me mentally and defame me...and send me divvorce...i dont know what to do now...can i go to the court for justice..plz suggest...
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With The help of your lawyer get yourself referred to a government medical board comprising of psychiatrist. The court will only take their opinion and not your spouse. You can make them compensate for the marriage and false allegations, if found true.
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Hi...If a spouse has been continuously and incurably of unsound mind, or has been suffering from a mental disorder that makes it impossible to live together, the other spouse may seek a divorce in India.
In such cases, the spouse seeking a divorce typically needs to provide evidence of the mental illness, and the court will consider the severity of the condition and its impact on the marital relationship. The court may also assess whether the mental illness is incurable and makes it impossible for the couple to live together as husband and wife.
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consult a lawyer and seek advice.
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Consult marriage counsellor
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