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How to prove in the court if husband is impotent
22-Apr-2023 (In Divorce Law)
I have been marriage in 2016. But my husband is impotent. He was under the treatment but it goes in vain. Now he also loses all hope. And not taking any medicine after a year although we had sex during his treatment but not after leaving the medicine. Three years have been passed since the marriage. He got doubt on me and hide all the prescription of doctor. What should I do?
on the above mentioned query please file immediately a case under section 13A Hindu marriage act for divorce on the ground of impotency. and please annex all the medical certificates and treatment prescriptions papers along with the plaint.
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Adv. Ankit Gupta
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Can impotence be a reason for divorce?
The Delhi High Court ruled recently that falsely accusing impotency on the husband could amount to cruelty under the Hindu Marriage Act. Sexual impotence is only acceptable as a reason for divorce if its permanent and cant be treated. 24-Mar-2023
Does proof required for prove of impotency in court?
Proof of impotence:
The medical examination, the behavior of the spouses after the marriage, or even the uncorroborated testimonies of the petitioner can prove impotency if they are plausible.
How will I know if my husband is impotent?
Erectile dysfunction can be characterized by persistent problems getting an erection. Problems maintaining an erection. Reduced sexual desire. 29-Mar-2022
What is the burden of proof of impotency?
Evidence and the burden of proof
In any annulment claim filed due to the impotence one spouse, the petitioner has the burden of proof that the respondent was impotent.
Dear Client,
Are you seeking divorce on the ground of your husband's impotency? There are various ways to prove the medical fact before the Court. If you need any other legal assistance in the matter do feel free to contact.
Regards.
Are you seeking divorce on the ground of your husband's impotency? There are various ways to prove the medical fact before the Court. If you need any other legal assistance in the matter do feel free to contact.
Regards.
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Adv. Tushar Bahadur
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Medical evidence is the only exception. The court should not rely on a mere allegation, but rather the behavior of the parties after the marriage. In some cases, medical evidence is taken into consideration as a matter of caution.
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