Legal Question in Family Law in India

Re: Divorce on the ground of impotency

first it has to be decided whether it is physical or psychological impotency. secondly, the same needs to be proved by leading evidence, both oral as well as documentary. thirdly...u may file an application for getting the medical examination conducted...and for filing of report in the court for early disposal of ur divorce petition.

Re: Divorce on the ground of impotency

You can apply for interim maintenance as the case in Bandra Court may take 2 years or more.

Re: Divorce on the ground of impotency

DETAILED CONSULTATION IS REQUIRED IN THE MATTER SO I ADVICE YOU TO CONSULT A GOOD LAWYER IN YOUR AREA.

getting good personalised advice is always important.

Re: Divorce on the ground of impotency

Your advocate has correctly guided you; I will not be surprised if the case takes even more than two years.

In a pending court case, the conducting counsel is the best guide. You should work closely with your Advocate and follow his advice. Other opinions from persons, who do not have access to records of the case, may cause confusion;

The interim maintenance applications are usually decided after WS is filed by the opposite party and before start of evidence recording. However, you will need to establish income of the husband.

There are medical tests available to prove husband's impotency. One such test is known as the PIPE TEST. You may like to read more about this test in the commentary on Family Law by A. N. Saha; or some other good book on family laws.