Kerala HC upholds divorce despite wife's reconciliation offer, cites marriage breakdown

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The Kerala High Court has upheld a family court's decree granting divorce to a man, dismissing his wife's appeal against the ruling. The court ruled that the wife's willingness to resume the marriage was not sufficient grounds to deny the divorce. The husband had cited cruelty and maladjusted behavior by his wife as reasons for seeking separation. Multiple attempts at reconciliation had previously failed, leading the court to conclude that the marriage had irretrievably broken down. The high court confirmed the dissolution of the marriage, reinforcing that a spouse's readiness to reconcile cannot override an irreparable breakdown.

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