SADHA BEGUM versus PERVAIZ AHMED KHAN
Section 2 (vii) of the dissolution of the Muslim Marriage Act, 1939, the right to use the marriage of a minor during the age of minority where the minor girl was married by her father / guardian; from attaining the age of eighteen. May already refuse his marriage. If the marriage has not been abolished, the law does not specify a specific form or mechanism for the refusal of the marriage, which may be by word of mouth or by the respondent / husband admitting that the marriage was rejected. Despite the best efforts, the marriage was not married. The respondents claimed that the marriage took place when the appellant was about 13/14 years old and she has now reached the age limit. 24 years old but she had not been with his wife till now but in such a case the appellant's version would be supported that he had tried the majority of appellant's case to dissolve the marriage on the basis of the right of puberty. I refused the marriage. Conditions
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