SC: Asking Wife for Expense Account Not Cruelty, Quashes FIR

• A wife filed an FIR against her husband for asking for expense accounts and other allegations.
• The husband appealed to the Supreme Court against the FIR.
• The Supreme Court ruled that asking for expense accounts, sending money to parents, or taunting about weight/lack of care do not constitute 'cruelty'.
• The court found the wife's allegations vague and lacking specific details of harassment.
• The Supreme Court quashed the FIR, stating these issues are not grounds for a criminal trial.

Why It Matters: Supreme Court clarifies 'cruelty' definition, quashes FIR over common marital disputes.