
Therefore, she approached the Bombay High Court, seeking monthly alimony due to her lack of income and her husband’s status as a businessman in Bangalore. Additionally, she emphasized that she owned three Rottweiler dogs that also required care.
Although, the husband’s denied the allegations of violence and claimed of running a company in losses, the court dismissed his arguments.
They ordered him to pay a monthly sum of Rs. 50,000 to his wife, as well as provide for the well-being of her three pets. Furthermore, the high court asserted that pets are essential for a healthy life, as they can help compensate for emotional and psychological losses experienced by an individual.
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