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Filing of divorce on the basis of impotency after 1.5 years of marriag


23-May-2023 (In Divorce Law)
I have been married since 1.5 years. My husband and I never had sex. Whenever I tried talking to him on this issue he just gave reasons and always blamed me for my looks and behaviour. Now I found out that heis taking Penegra tablets. Can I file divorce on the basis of his impotency?
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Answer #1
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You may file petition in court for getting your marriage annulled by decree of nullity on the ground of wilful refusal of your husband to consummate the marriage or his impotency. But impotency has to be proved by medical evidence.
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Answer #2
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You can file a petition for divorce on the ground of impotency.
if you have enough material to show that your husband was impotent since the time prior to marriage and he concealed this fact from you and obtained your consent for marriage with fraud, in that case you can also file a petition for Nullity of marriage which means the marriage never legally happened.

if you get the Nullity decree, you will be separated from him without getting a label of a Divorcee
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