short period of time, at the instance of the respondent and her family members, the marriage between the appellant and the respondent was solemnised on 10.06.2014, with the result, even the marriage invitation could not be printed. Further, the entire marriage expenses were borne by the appellant and his family. After the marriage, the appellant and the respondent stayed in Nellore along with the parents of the appellant. However, within a week after the marriage, at the insistence of the respondent, the appellant left his parents at Nellore, came down to Chennai and resided at Korukkupet, Chennai. After reaching Chennai, the respondent called upon her mother and brother and made them to stay in the house at Korukkupet. During the course of their stay at Chennai, the mother of the respondent and her brother interfered with the personal life of the appellant and the respondent thereby the privacy of the appellant was lost. Further, the respondent led a spend-thrift life and she was only interested in spending lavishly, thus when the demands of the respondent were not met, she threatened to lodge a complaint to the police on false pretext. In this context, differences of opinion cropped up between the appellant and the respondent and the appellant had sleepless nights. On one occasion, the respondent insisted the appellant to pay her some amount to enable her to run a tailoring shop and accordingly, the appellant paid to the respondent various sum, however, those amount were not utilised by the respondent for running a tailoring shop but she spent them lavishly for her mother and brother. Even the suggestion made by the sisters of the appellant to lead a happy life with the appellant went unheard by the respondent. The respondent would constantly talk over phone and she never discharged her obligation as a dutiful wife. The appellant also came to know that prior to his marriage with the respondent, the respondent and his friend Kiran Raval had an illicit relationship, however, for the reasons best known to Kiran Rival and the respondent, the marriage proposal between the appellant and the respondent was made and ultimately, the respondent was given in marriage to the appellant. Further, without the knowledge of the appellant, the respondent had taken up an employment with a CD/DVD shop at Mint Street, Chennai and during the course of her employment, the respondent was arrested for selling pirated CD/DVD and for publishing and distributing illegal and unauthorised contents through the CD/DVD. In connection with the same incident, the appellant was also arrested and remanded to judicial custody, even though he did not commit any offence and subsequently, the appellant came out on bail. After coming out on bail, the respondent left the matrimonial company and went to Ahmedabad and was staying along with her parents. Notwithstanding the same, the respondent has given a complaint to C-1 Police Station, Chennai against the appellant on 22.09.2014 with false averments, which necessitated the appellant to approach this
