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In a suit for restitution of conjugal rights by the husband, non-payment of prompt dower -
is a complete defence to the suit if the marital sexual intercourse has taken place i.e. if the marriage has been consummated
Is not a complete defence to the suit
Is a complete defence to the suit irrespective of whether any marital sexual intercourse has taken place or not
None of the above
If the husband sues for restitution of conjugal rights before consummation of the marriage takes place then non-payment of dower is a complete defence to suit, and the suit will be dismissed. If the suit is brought after the consummation of the marriage then a decree for restitution of conjugal rights on payment of prompt dower is to be passed. There is no absolute right in a husband to claim restitution of conjugal rights against his wife unconditionally; the courts have discretion to make the decree conditional on the payment of her unpaid dower debt or to impose other suitable conditions considered just, fair and necessary in the circumstances of each case.
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