In which of the following judgments, Supreme Court held that irretrievable breakdown of marriage is not…

Anil Kumar Jain distinguishes the absence of a statutory irretrievable-breakdown ground from the Supreme Court's extraordinary Article 142 power. Other courts do not acquire Article 142 powers merely because reconciliation is impossible.

Current law: Shilpa Sailesh (2023) authoritatively confirms Supreme Court discretion to dissolve an irretrievably broken marriage even if one spouse objects, subject to the identified factors and complete-justice limits. It does not add a general statutory divorce ground available to every court.