My husband was unable to consummate the marriage, refused medication and treated me like a door mat. We have been staying separately. Now he claims I deserted him whereas I tried to make things work and was patient with him while he threw tantrums. I have no proof of impotency. Can I still file under impotency
Dear Client, based on your question, As per the Hindu Marriage Act,1955, Section 12 of the same Act, states that the impotency is a valid ground for seeking divorce. A person is impotent if his physical or mental condition makes consummation of marriage a practical impossibility. Impotency may arise on account of physical defect or mental condition such as total repugnance to be sexual act. Courts might order a medical examination of your husband in order to establish whether he is impotent. In that case, you can prove the Impotence before the court of law. Hope this answer help you.
Dear Madam, Except wife no body on this earth even doctors cannot certify your husband as imponent. You may take such ground for divorce. Desertion is invalid ground for his as he is impotent. File an application under relevant provisions along with your divorce petition and also claim huge alimony for spoiling marital life.
Hello Ms Namiya, Sure we can. However, based on your short query, it's difficult to provide correct advise. I would suggest you take a consultation where detailed discussion of the issue can be discussed. Thankyou.
Yes you can still file for divorce on the basis of cruelty
