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“Well if she wants to spend, let her earn. Not on the husband,” the Karnataka High Court judge continued.
The judge also asked the woman’s advocate to explain to her that her demand was unreasonable. “You have no other responsibility of the family. You don’t have to take care of the children,” she pointed out, adding that alimony should not be a punishment to the husband.
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The woman’s lawyer also pointed out how her ex-husband wears “all branded clothes” – like Calvin Kleint-shirts that cost ₹10,000 each – whereas she has to make do with old dresses.
In the video, he also acknowledges that the ex-husband is paying for their children’s school and tuition fee.
https://www.hindustantimes.com/trending/let-her-earn-karnataka-judge-on-woman-seeking-rs-6-lakh-monthly-maintenance-from-exhusband-101724293478480-amp.html