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Repeated instances of violence from husband but no bruises, need help


03-Sep-2023 (In Divorce Law)
My husband has been subjecting me to domestic violence a few times since 2021, more recently in 2023, on Sep 2. I don't have any bruises to show but he admitted it to my dad who was in the house. There have been instances of mental abuse and cruelty too. I want to apply for divorce on these grounds. Will it hold? Can he deny and get away with it?
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Answer #1
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In cases of domestic violence bruises or old marks are not essential. in recent decisions various other kinds of violence have been recognised. evidence of your father will also be counted as proof. but for seeking dors on that basis one or two instances will not be enough.
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Answer #2
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I understand your questions so you want to file a divorce your husband harrasing cruality in front of your father you have any recording proof like domestice voilance right yes it is possible to file a di virce under cruality ground so you can file it in court. seen evedancial proof oraly also and recording evedance also acepted thank s for asking questions.
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