In Suit For Declaration Of Title With Further Relief Of Possession, Limitation Period Of 12 Years Applies; Not 3 Years : Supreme Court

The Supreme Court emphasized that a marriage built on mutual trust and companionship, when lacking, reduces the marital bond to mere legal formalities. The ruling came in the context of a divorce case, where the court observed that when a marriage lacks trust, affection, and companionship, it becomes difficult for the relationship to continue meaningfully. The judgment underscores the emotional and psychological elements that contribute to a successful marriage. The court’s observation reflects the modern view that a marriage cannot simply be sustained by legal formalities; mutual respect and companionship are essential for the marital relationship to flourish. The decision advocates for recognizing the emotional and psychological aspects of marital bonds.