purposes of declaring marriage to be void under
Section 12 of the Act, she contended that the marriage held on
14.02.2013 since could ... incompetent to consummate marriage will fall to be
an impotency under Section 12(a) of the Act, would be taken as to be
cruelty
Jyotsnaben Ratilal (supra):
"25. Section 12 , prior to its amendment in 1976,
stated that the respondent was impotent at the
time of the marriage ... petition
for declaration of their marriage void under Sections 12 (1)(a) and
12 (1)(c) of the Hindu Marriage Act. The lower appellate court
suit was
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filed for annulment of the marriage under Section 12 of the Hindu
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Marriage Act . The marriage was solemnized in between husband ... appearing on behalf of both the
parties and on perusal of Section 12 of the Hindu Marriage Act, it
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deals the ground for voidable
petition filed by the petitioner under Sec.12
of D.V.Act by order dt.1.12.2014. It is this order, which ... Sec.12 of DV
Act does not arise at all. Anyhow, the petitioner can agitate such
ground in the petition filed under Sec
12. Section 11 of the HM Act, 1955 speaks of void marriages.
Section 12 speaks of voidable marriages. Under Section 12
(1) , a competent Court ... words 'force' or 'fraud' appearing in Section 12 (1) (c) of
the HM Act, 1955 must be interpreted to mean such
invoking Section 12(1)(a) of
the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 seeking the decree of nullity of
marriage on the ground of impotency
M/S. Smart Chip Ltd vs The Secretary To Government on 23 August, 2017
Author
decision on a question of law as referred to in Sec.
100 of CPC.
24.1 Turning to first defendant's conduct, he, with ... Trust [(2012) 1 SCC 455], the Supreme Court has recorded the impotency
of Sec.35-A CPC, where it has capped the compensatory costs that
investigation.
9 Mr. Ponda laid much emphasis on the language of Section 173(5)
of the Cr.P.C., which reads as under ... those already sent to the
Magistrate during investigation;
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must establish non access in
order to dispel the presumption arising under Section 112 of the
Evidence Act The Court must carefully examine ... where divorce is sought
on the ground of impotency etc., then without any medical
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