Grounds of divorce:
Correct Answer: Impotence developing after the marriage
Description: Impotence: It is the inability of a person to perform sexual intercourse and achieve gratification. Frigidity: It is the inability to initiate or maintain the sexual arousal pattern in female (absence of desire for sexual intercourse or incapacity to achieve orgasm). Sterility: It is the absolute inability of either a male or a female to procreate. In male, it is inability to make a female conceive, and in females, it is inability to conceive children. Impotence at the time of marriage is a ground for nullity of marriage. Impotence developing after the marriage is a ground for divorce. Sterility is not a ground for divorce.
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