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Ground of Impotency should not be taken in a Khula Case

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Even if the man is impotent and wife wants to take khula from him, this ground should not be taken in the case. The reason is that if the wife takes this ground as a ground of Khula, the Family Judge has powers to grant time to the husband to prove that he is not impotent.

A husband can be given time of 1 year to prove that he is not impotent. In such like circumstances the case lingers on for no just reasons. So it is always advisable not to take the ground of impotency in the case.

The best way to obtain khula decree in shortest possible times is to take the ground of hatred because the hateful union cannot continue as per the dictums laid down by the superior courts of Pakistan.

Regards,
Salman Yousaf Khan (Golra)
International Family Lawyer
+92-333-5339880
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