been made to make a distinction between the deferred portion of the dower and the prompt portion of it on the ground that the cause ... Article 116 of the Limitation Act . The distinction between prompt and deferred dower seems to me to be immaterial in this connection. The wife
wife a sum of Rs. 32,000 as dower, one half prompt and the other half deferred. The deed also arranged for an allowance ... dower. The dower in this case, the wife having died, may be taken as a whole. There is no distinction between prompt and deferred
while payment of cash dower by such a minor is a good and valid payment, a contract for deferred dower cannot be entered into ... this as the capacity to pay a debt of dower whether prompt or deferred pre-supposes the capacity to contract the debt. As I understand
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
existence of any custom in the family to give a dower of Rs. 10,000, and if the evidence of that were sufficient to establish ... custom was as to what portion of her dower was prompt and what portion deferred, and as to the custom of reserving the right
payment of such dower as has been provided for in the marriage contract. If the "prompt" dower has already been paid ... entitled forthwith to receive the "deferred" dower. If, on the other hand, no part of the dower has already been paid she becomes
being prompt and Rs. 5,000 deferred. Only a sum of Rs. 500 was paid at the time of the marriage and it appears from ... register that it was the intention all along that the dower payable to the plaintiff was to be secured in a proper manner. So about
which is called prompt, payable before the wife can be called upon to enter the conjugal domicile; the other deferred, payable on the dissolution ... Naturally, the idea of payment "of interest on the deferred portion of the dower does "not enter into the conception of the parties
which is called prompt payable before the wife can he called upon to enter the conjugal domicil: the other deferred, payable on the dissolution ... divorce. Naturally, the idea of payment of interest on the deferred portion of the dower does not enter into the conception of the parties
