Marriage annulment

Hi Raj

This is not forum to ask this medical question. Personally, I had to undergo PIPE test for prove my impotency and that was totally upon doctors opinion, I feel you must consult a good & senior Andro-Urologist for any further clarification.

Mr.Raj,

What way R U concerned with this query? Better conslut and confirm from a medical professional and then come back with UR query.

You better consult a doctor for this purpose.  But so far law is concerned, you must know two points - 'impotency" in law is different to "impotency" in medical teerminalogy.  The courts, as seen in number of cases, will declare husband impotent in respect of (qua) particularly petitioner wife, even though he is potent in all biological respects and he can perform with other women. So, if husband clears medical test, even then, the wife can challenge that particular medical report on the above ground.

As rightly observed by learned advocate Mr. Chandrasekar, the impotency differs from legal meaning to that of medical meaning.  Dont get confused over learning too much technical things which may not be practical in the court of law.  The said technical terminologies may not attract any impact for the pending case in the court or may be an irrelevant fact to the case.