He divorced her for a third time because he thought that she had been spying on him, but the second divorce came during a period of purity when he had had intercourse with her

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He divorced her three times during a period of purity (tuhr) in which he had had intercourse with her
His wife asked him for a divorce, so he gave her khula‘ even though she refused it. Is their separation regarded as khula‘ or talaaq?

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He divorced his wife on the basis of a false accusation
He divorced her for the third time and is saying that the first divorce was during a period of purity in which he had intercourse with her
He said to his wife: If you go out you are divorced, and he previously divorced her twice (talaaq)
He divorced her three times during a period of purity (tuhr) in which he had had intercourse with her
His wife asked him for a divorce, so he gave her khula‘ even though she refused it. Is their separation regarded as khula‘ or talaaq?

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