While examining the amplitude of cruelty for the purposes of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955, the Hon'ble Supreme Court, in which of the following cases, laid down broad parameters which may be relevant in dealing with the case of mental cruelty:

A. Illegitimate B. Legitimate C. Illegitimate, having no rights in ancestral property D. Legitimate but having right of inheritance limited to their parent's property only

A. Entitled to claim maintenance as dependant B. Not entitled to claim maintenance as dependant C. Entitled to claim maintenance with the consent of other heirs D. Entitled to claim maintenance through the judicial process

A. Remains valid B. Becomes void C. Becomes voidable D. None of these

A. The marriage is solemnized before the commencement of Act B. The marriage is solemnized before or after the commencement of Act C. The marriage is solemnized after the commencement of Act D. The marriage is solemnized after 1956