The Islamic practice of triple talaq is unsustainable and terrible in law since Muslim marriages are contracts that can't be singularly canceled by the husband, the Allahabad high court has said.

The court's perception came while hearing an appeal to documented by a man whose wife is seeking after criminal allegations against him for professedly tormenting her for settlement and afterward separating her when she declined to pay.

Hearing for the situation finished on April 19 and subtle elements of the judgment were made open on Tuesday. The court rejected the man's supplication to scrap criminal procedures against him.

The Islamic practice under which a man can separate his significant other by saying "talaq" (separate) thrice has snatched national features after a bundle of ladies moved toward the Supreme Court against the custom. The administration has restricted triple talaq in SC and said it was unlawful in light of the fact that it was sexual orientation prejudicial.

A five-judge seat of the top court will begin hearing the petitions requesting rejecting of triple talaq, nikah halala and polygamy from May 11, the first run through the SC is surrendering its two-month summer break.