Can I file Impotent case on my husband. First I filed section 9 on him
06-Sep-2023 (In Divorce Law)
My husband left me a year ago. First I filed section 9 on him. Later he filed section 13 1ia on me. In mediation center my husband claim I am cheater and liar. counsellor said mediation got failed. Now can I file impotent case on my husband?
Since your husband has already filed divorce then you can always prepare a strong reply/WS in your defence and in that you can write down about the impotency and all. You can also file a petition under section 125 to claim your monthly maintenance. And if there's no scope of living together then it's better to file for a mutual divorce. For more legal assistance I am just a call away.
ln which case the mediator filed failure report ? in the case that you find on him under section 9 or in the divorce case filed by your husband ? you can file impotent case on him if the evidence is strong in your favour. the case has to be carefully drafted because you have not dispose this matter in both the earlier cases.
yes, you can file a case of impotency on behalf of your husband if your marriage hasn't been consumated and if he evades any physical contact or other things. Impotency is a ground for making a marriage void, not just for divorce, subject to consumation of marriage. Desetion for 2 years can be a ground for cruelty on his part and entitle you for divorce.
dear client as per your query I can only suggest that if you have taken the plea in your affidavit in section 9 or written statement filed in section 13 that he is impotent or in other words describing the same you can clearly mention it now for future paid consultation please contact us with your relevant documents.
section 13 of Hindu Marriage Act provides ground for divorce on account of impotancy of either of the spouse . you can file can you return statement about the fact of impotency. you can claim maintenance from your spouse and can application to the court for testing your spouse importancy the court further take notice of your application and get your spouse tested from certified government lab if the test results are positive and in your favour then you will get divorce as well as maintenance
Well, you can file Application or Petition of whatsoever nature on whatever ground including that your Husband is impotent, but, such Application or Petition will get dismissed eventually, as Court will figure out easily, that, you have changed your stance, as you earlier filed for Restitution of Conjugal Rights, now, you want to go Divorce to your Hubby on the ground of impotency. This sudden change in your stance, you need to prove.
Unilateral divorce in India is not easy thing to get and if contested by the not consenting spouse the divorce proceeding are long and tedious.
The chance of getting divorce is also difficult to get unless the petitioner spouse has very strong ground for divorce and it's is proved with sufficient admissible evidence in the Family Court.
Your husband seek divorce that you should contest and try level best to avoid him to get with help of competent and experienced Family lawyer.
The chance of getting divorce is also difficult to get unless the petitioner spouse has very strong ground for divorce and it's is proved with sufficient admissible evidence in the Family Court.
Your husband seek divorce that you should contest and try level best to avoid him to get with help of competent and experienced Family lawyer.
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