"Lawyers Will Make Merry": Chief Justice's Consent Divorce Advice To Woman
- M.R Mishra
- Sep 30, 2024
- 1 min read
During a hearing on a marital dispute transfer request, India's Chief Justice DY Chandrachud offered the couple some candid advice. He suggested they consider an amicable divorce, highlighting that a prolonged legal battle would only benefit their lawyers.
The Chief Justice inquired about the woman's education, surprised to learn she held a Master's in Technology and a doctorate from a U.S. university. He then asked about her employment status and encouraged her to seek a job, emphasizing her qualifications.
Expressing his concern for the couple's future, the Chief Justice advised them to consider a mutual divorce. He pointed out the potential time commitment of a legal battle and the financial gain for their lawyers. He emphasized the benefits of a reasonable approach, proposing a mutual agreement to close the case.
The Chief Justice further emphasized the apparent incompatibility between the couple. He acknowledged that circumstances might be different for an uneducated couple, but given her qualifications, he encouraged the woman to pursue career opportunities.
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