In a suit for divorce by the wife on the ground of 'missing of husband' under section 2(i) of Dissolution of Muslim Marriages Act
A. The paternal uncle and brother of the husband, if any, must be cited as a party if he or they are heirs of the husband
B. The paternal uncle and brother of the husband, if any, must be cited as a party if he or they are not heirs of the husband
C. The paternal uncle and brother of the husband, if any, must be cited as a party irrespective of whether he or they, are heirs or not the heirs of the husband
D. The maternal uncle and the cousin brother of the husband, if any must be cited as a party irrespective of whether he or they are heirs or not heirs of the husband
Answer: Option C
Main limitations to the capacity of a Muslim to marry are
A. Three
B. Five
C. Seven
D. Eight
E. Four
Which of the following enactments provides for grounds of divorce available to wife only?
A. Dissolution of Muslim Marriages Act, 1939
B. Hindu Marriage Act, 1955
C. Special Marriage Act, 1954
D. None of the above
A. Father's mother
B. Mother's mother
C. Sisters
D. Maternal aunt
The rule of unlawful conjunction under Muslim law relates to-
A. Same sex marriage
B. Marriage of a man with his foster sister
C. Marriage of a man with his wife's sister
D. Second marriage of a married man
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