Marriage and Divorce
This quiz covers various aspects of Marriage and Divorce under Parsi Law. Test your knowledge on topics such as conditions for a valid marriage, grounds for divorce, and the rights and responsibilities of spouses.
Questions
According to Parsi Law, what is the minimum age for a valid marriage?
- 18 years for both men and women
- 21 years for men and 18 years for women
- 21 years for both men and women
- 18 years for men and 21 years for women
Which of the following is NOT a condition for a valid Parsi marriage?
- Both parties must be Parsi
- Both parties must be of sound mind
- Both parties must be free from any prior marriage
- Both parties must be of the same social class
What is the most common ground for divorce under Parsi Law?
- Adultery
- Desertion
- Cruelty
- Incompatibility
Which of the following is NOT a right of a Parsi wife?
- The right to inherit her husband's property
- The right to maintenance from her husband
- The right to live in her husband's house
- The right to work outside the home
Which of the following is NOT a responsibility of a Parsi husband?
- To provide for his wife and children
- To protect his wife and children
- To be faithful to his wife
- To obey his wife
What is the legal status of children born out of a void Parsi marriage?
- They are considered legitimate
- They are considered illegitimate
- Their status depends on the circumstances of their birth
- They are considered wards of the court
Which of the following is NOT a ground for annulment of a Parsi marriage?
- Fraud
- Duress
- Mistake
- Incompatibility
What is the time limit for filing a petition for divorce under Parsi Law?
- One year from the date of the marriage
- Two years from the date of the marriage
- Three years from the date of the marriage
- There is no time limit
Which of the following is NOT a type of Parsi marriage?
- Civil marriage
- Religious marriage
- Mixed marriage
- Common-law marriage
What is the legal status of a Parsi woman who converts to another religion?
- She loses her Parsi status
- She retains her Parsi status
- Her status depends on the religion she converts to
- Her status is determined by the court
Which of the following is NOT a right of a Parsi husband?
- The right to inherit his wife's property
- The right to maintenance from his wife
- The right to live in his wife's house
- The right to work outside the home
What is the legal status of a Parsi man who converts to another religion?
- He loses his Parsi status
- He retains his Parsi status
- His status depends on the religion he converts to
- His status is determined by the court
Which of the following is NOT a ground for judicial separation under Parsi Law?
- Adultery
- Desertion
- Cruelty
- Incompatibility
What is the legal status of children born out of a voidable Parsi marriage?
- They are considered legitimate
- They are considered illegitimate
- Their status depends on the circumstances of their birth
- They are considered wards of the court
Which of the following is NOT a type of Parsi divorce?
- Divorce by mutual consent
- Divorce on the ground of fault
- Divorce by judicial separation
- Divorce by conversion