Where Muslim personal law governs and dower has become due but remains unpaid, how may the wife enforce…
Dower that has become due is a debt enforceable against the husband. The wife can bring a civil claim to recover it.
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Where Muslim personal law governs and dower has become due but remains unpaid, how may the wife enforce the debt during the husband’s lifetime?
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Correct answer A
Dower that has become due is a debt enforceable against the husband. The wife can bring a civil claim to recover it.
Option feedback
Option A
Due dower is an enforceable debt.
Option B
The debt does not automatically transfer title to property.
Option C
A monetary claim does not authorize forcible or unauthorized possession.
Option D
Unpaid dower creates a claim. It does not by itself dissolve the marriage.
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