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Impotency of a spouse is a ground for divorce under which of the following matrimonial legislations?

Impotency is expressly a ground of divorce for the wife under s.2(v) of "The Dissolution of Muslim Marriages Act, 1939"; under "The Hindu Marriage Act, 1955" and "The…

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Impotency of a spouse is a ground for divorce under which of the following matrimonial legislations?

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Impotency is expressly a ground of divorce for the wife under s.2(v) of "The Dissolution of Muslim Marriages Act, 1939"; under "The Hindu Marriage Act, 1955" and "The Special Marriage Act, 1954" impotency founds nullity, not divorce.

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