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A spouse doesn't divulge a serious hereditary condition running in the family. A health report discl


17-Jul-2023 (In Divorce Law)
A spouse doesn't divulge a serious hereditary condition running in the family. A health report disclosed, before marriage, is not correct. It is suspicious of fraudulent information. Is there any legal penalty for this?
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If there is any serious and contagious health condition then the aggrieved spouse can use it as a ground for divorce. A penalty is not provided in law. However, the aggrieved spouse can file a criminal complaint before the court against the wrongdoer for cheating based on appropriate evidence.
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