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Date of marriage. 10. Amount of dower. How much is muwajjal (prompt) and how much is muwajjal (deferred). 11. Whether any portion of the dower

Date of marriage. (10) Amount of dower. How much is m'uajjal (prompt) and how much is muwajjal (deferred). (11) Whether any portion

finding of the trial Court and held that the claim for dower money was barred by limitation. For the first time in the Court ... copy there is a column stating that the prompt dower was Rs. 500 and the deferred was Rs. 1,000. Apart from this there

finding of the trial Court and held that the claim for dower money was barred by limitation. For the first time in the Court ... copy there is a column stating that the prompt dower was Rs. 500 and the deferred was Rs. 1,000. Apart from this there

defendant, the judgment creditor, to establish either that the deferred dower debt did not constitute^ such a present consideration as would sup. port the sale ... wife's dower is a debt like all other liabilities of the husband and, whether prompt or deferred, is a debt due from

appellant that the evidence with regard to the existence of a prompt dower debt of Rs. 30,000 is not satisfactory and should not have ... were in very comfortable financial circumstances and that being so a deferred dower of Rs. 2,000 is small. Further, on 30th April