Woman said – 3 dogs are also my responsibility, provide alimony: Mumbai court told husband – animals fulfill emotional deficiency, give 50 thousand every month

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The court has asked to pay an interim maintenance of Rs 50,000 from the date of filing the application till the decision comes.

A Mumbai court has ordered alimony for the wife and her 3 dogs in a domestic violence case.

The case was of a 55-year-old divorced woman, whose appeal was that her husband should pay maintenance for 3 Rottweilers besides her.

What else did the court say?

  • The court said that pet animals are also an integral part of a civilized lifestyle and are necessary for a human being to lead a healthy life.
  • Hearing the petition, the court said that dogs fill any emotional gap caused by broken relationships.
  • Pets bring emotional well-being. That’s why the woman should be given a subsistence allowance of 50 thousand per month.
  • There is no concrete evidence that the husband suffered loss in business, so he cannot escape his responsibility.

what was the matter
The woman married in 1986 and moved to a city in South India with her husband. His two daughters are married abroad. In 2021, the woman came to Mumbai after separating from her husband. In the petition, the woman said that she has no means of earning and remains ill.

Earlier, the woman’s husband had assured her of providing alimony and basic necessities. Apart from other needs, his three Rottweiler dogs also depend on him. That’s why he should be given 70 thousand per month as alimony.

The husband said – the fault is not mine but the wife’s
Here, the woman’s husband said that it was not his fault, his wife had left the house of her own free will. The husband said that he had suffered losses in business, due to which he could not provide any kind of maintenance to her. Although he had earlier given some money to the woman.

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