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J&K High Court allows wife to add witnesses in divorce case over husband's alleged second marriage

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In a contested divorce proceeding, a wife asked to present new evidence relating to her husband's alleged second marriage. The Jammu and Kashmir High Court permitted her to call two more witnesses and to re-examine her husband. The court considered this testimony significant to her defence against allegations of cruelty. It directed the family court to carry on the hearing in line with its order.

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