Explanation:

- Under Muslim law, if a husband was married during his minority, he does have the right to dissolve the marriage, similar to the wife.

- There is, however, a statutory period within which this right must be exercised – typically before reaching the age of 21.

- Option 1 claims the husband has the same right as the wife, which is correct.

- Option 2 says there is "no statutory period" for exercising this right, but in reality, he must exercise this right before 21.

- Option 3 combines both above, but as Option 2 is incorrect, this cannot be the correct choice.

- Option 4 states he can dissolve the marriage but must do so before 21, which is accurate.

Correct Answer: Option 4: Has the same right to dissolve the marriage and has to exercise that right before attaining the age of 21 years