Digra Aniket Suresh, Thakur Ramnarayan College of Law
ABSTRACT
The ideas of condonation, collusion, and connivance represent a crucial pillar that influences the legal processes and the granting of matrimonial reliefs in the area of matrimonial law. Connivance refers to a spouse's silent support of the other's wrongdoing and indiscretions, whereas condonation refers to the act of pardoning a spouse for matrimonial violation, expressing a wish for reconciliation and continuance of the marriage. This abstract explores the legal nuances surrounding condonation, collusion, and connivance, shedding light on their significance in matrimonial cases.
Whereas collusion involves a mutual understanding between the spouses to present a distorted or misleading case before the court, this exploration seeks to contribute a deeper understanding of how these factors shape legal decisions ultimately. The purpose of this paper is to provide a deeper understanding of how condonation, collusion, and connivance influence legal decisions and, ultimately, the dynamics of matrimonial relationships. It does this by delving into the legal complexities surrounding these terms and illuminating their significance in matrimonial cases.
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