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mrgop (Owner)     29 August 2010

Contesting the case of impotency

Last two years, husband is contesting a annulment/divorce case filed by wife on allegations of his impotency and non-consumation of marriage. They lived together only one month after marriage. The counselling failed and counter filing is over, and i think next stage is evidence submission. So, please help me to clear the following doubts before proceeding to next stage.

Given below are the main statements from her petition:

1) The marriage was not consumated as husband was not willing and not even tried to consumate it.

2) Husband is not physically AND/OR mentally fit, and not matured for married life. Husband was aware of these problems before marriage and cheated her hiding the facts.

As far as i know doctor can certify only physical fitness for s*x, not mental fitness as in the case of relative impotency. So, most probably she will raise the issue of relative impotency to escape from further complications if i produce any medical certificate on my potency.

a) So, can I use the statement from her petition that "Husband was aware of these problems before marriage and cheated her hiding the facts" which means her allegation on clear case of physical impotency as one comes to know about relative impotency or anyother mental problems related to s*x only after marriage, to prove the case of defamation/mental crueltly in court?

b) Can relative impotency be proved on husband merely on the statement of non-consumation from wife considering the fact that they lived together only one month? What is the base line for proving relative impotency?

c) Can she tell in the court that she is ready to come back once I get medical certificate in my favour? Does the doctrine of approbate and reprobate prohibt her from taking such stand in court ie. first she allege impotency then take benifit of orders, medical checkup, on that allegation?
 



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(Guest)

WAT YOU WANT ? to live with her or not. then decide

mrgop (Owner)     29 August 2010

Originally posted by :avnish kaur
"
WAT YOU WANT ? to live with her or not. then decide
"

 Husband not ready to give divorce on wife's allegations but wants to file divorce on mental cruelty arising out of her allegations and long term seperation once he submit potency certificate of his own or by court order for medical checkup.

Arup (UNEMPLOYED)     29 August 2010

"Husband not ready to give divorce on wife's allegations but wants to file divorce on mental cruelty arising out of her allegations and long term seperation"

- yes it is legal. One party may deny the allegations of other party and may ask divorce on his / her own ground.

in the first posting of mr mrgop - it was not cleared.

thanks.


(Guest)

mrgop if you are getting rid of her get it by any means. under which section she prayed for divorce?

mrgop (Owner)     29 August 2010

She filed for annulment under sec. 24 and divorce as alternate relief.


(Guest)

ANNULMENT U/S 12 1 A?

Arup (UNEMPLOYED)     29 August 2010

relative impotency ?

nothing is there in hma.

impotence is there.

mrgop (Owner)     30 August 2010

Sorry for the mistake. It was under sec 12a and divorce as alternate relief

Arup (UNEMPLOYED)     30 August 2010

12. Voidable marriages.  

(1) Any marriage solemnized, whether before or after       the commencement of this Act, shall be voidable and        may be annulled by a decree of nullity on any of the       following grounds, namely

(a) That the marriage has not been consummated owing to the importance of the respondent;

 - yes she told you impotent. now she has taken the liability - to prove it.

good, carry on.

one girl also available with similar complain in this website.

please get it checked.


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