Yes, in many jurisdictions, including India, a person can file for divorce on the grounds of fraud or misrepresentation. These grounds typically fall under the broader category of 'grounds for divorce' recognized by family law. However, it's important to note that the specific legal provisions may vary, and seeking legal advice from a qualified family law attorney is recommended for accurate information based on the jurisdiction involved. In the context of divorce based on fraud or misrepresentation, some common scenarios include: Concealment of Information: If one spouse intentionally conceals important information that, if known, could have influenced the other spouse's decision to marry, it may be considered as fraud. False Representations: If a spouse makes false representations or provides misleading information about crucial aspects such as financial status, educational background, or health, and these misrepresentations significantly impact the marriage, it could be grounds for divorce. Marriage for Gain: If a marriage is entered into with the primary intention of gaining financial benefits, immigration benefits, or any other advantage through deceit, it may be considered as fraudulent. Impersonation: If a person marries someone else by impersonating someone, it can be grounds for annulment or divorce based on fraud. Non-Disclosure of Prior Marriage: If a spouse fails to disclose a previous marriage or existing marital status, and this information would have been material to the decision to marry, it could be considered as misrepresentation. Other Forms of Fraud: Various other forms of fraud or misrepresentation that significantly impact the marriage may be considered as grounds for divorce. The specific circumstances and legal considerations will depend on the laws of the jurisdiction. It's important to keep in mind that proving fraud or misrepresentation in a divorce case can sometimes be challenging, and the legal process may involve presenting evidence to support the claims. Consulting with a family law attorney is crucial to understanding the specific legal provisions, procedures, and requirements for filing a divorce on these grounds in a particular jurisdiction.

yes, many divorce cases are filed in the grounds of false and misrepresentation and crueality.