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APPENDIX.
ceased, may sue for the restitution of his or her conjugal rights,
and the Court, if satisfied of the truth of the allegations con-
tained in the plaint and that there is no just ground why relief
should not be granted, may proceed to decree such restitution of
conjugal rights accordingly. If such decree shall not be obeyed
by the party against whom it is passed, he or she shall be liable
to be punished with simple imprisonment for a term which may
extend to one month, or with fine which may extend to Rs.200,
or with both.
XXXVII. Notwithstanding anything hereinbefore contained,
No suit to be no suit snaU De brought in any Court to enforce
brought to enforce any marriage between Parsis or any contract
marriage or contract . . .
arising out of mar- connected with or arising out oi any such
riage when husband marria2;e, if at date of the institution of the
under sixteen years .
or wife under four- suit, the husband shall not have completed the
teen years. age 0f sixteen years, or the wife shall not have
completed the age of fourteen years.
XXXVIII. In every suit preferred under this Act the case
Suits may be s]lan be tried with closed doors should such be
heard with closed ......
doors. the wish ot either oi the parties.
XXXIX. Every plaint and petition of appeal preferred
Stamps on plaints under this Act shall bear a stamp of Es.32,
and petitions. anei gjj other instruments and writings of the
kind specified as requiring a stamp in Schedule B to Act No. X.
of 18 G 2 (to consolidate and amend the Law relating to Stamp Duties)
and exhibited in a suit under this Act shall be stamped in ac-
cordance with the provisions of the said Act No. X. of 1862.
XL. The provisions of the Code of Civil Procedure shall, so
Provisions of Civil far as fog same may j,e applicable, apply to
Procedure Code to . , , . ,
apply in suits under suits instituted under tins Act.
this Act.
XLI. In suits under this Act all questions of law and pro-
f cedure shall be determined by the presiding
questions of law and Judge j but the decision on the facts shall be
procedure, and of t\m decision of the majority of the delegates
before whom the case is tried.
APPENDIX.
ceased, may sue for the restitution of his or her conjugal rights,
and the Court, if satisfied of the truth of the allegations con-
tained in the plaint and that there is no just ground why relief
should not be granted, may proceed to decree such restitution of
conjugal rights accordingly. If such decree shall not be obeyed
by the party against whom it is passed, he or she shall be liable
to be punished with simple imprisonment for a term which may
extend to one month, or with fine which may extend to Rs.200,
or with both.
XXXVII. Notwithstanding anything hereinbefore contained,
No suit to be no suit snaU De brought in any Court to enforce
brought to enforce any marriage between Parsis or any contract
marriage or contract . . .
arising out of mar- connected with or arising out oi any such
riage when husband marria2;e, if at date of the institution of the
under sixteen years .
or wife under four- suit, the husband shall not have completed the
teen years. age 0f sixteen years, or the wife shall not have
completed the age of fourteen years.
XXXVIII. In every suit preferred under this Act the case
Suits may be s]lan be tried with closed doors should such be
heard with closed ......
doors. the wish ot either oi the parties.
XXXIX. Every plaint and petition of appeal preferred
Stamps on plaints under this Act shall bear a stamp of Es.32,
and petitions. anei gjj other instruments and writings of the
kind specified as requiring a stamp in Schedule B to Act No. X.
of 18 G 2 (to consolidate and amend the Law relating to Stamp Duties)
and exhibited in a suit under this Act shall be stamped in ac-
cordance with the provisions of the said Act No. X. of 1862.
XL. The provisions of the Code of Civil Procedure shall, so
Provisions of Civil far as fog same may j,e applicable, apply to
Procedure Code to . , , . ,
apply in suits under suits instituted under tins Act.
this Act.
XLI. In suits under this Act all questions of law and pro-
f cedure shall be determined by the presiding
questions of law and Judge j but the decision on the facts shall be
procedure, and of t\m decision of the majority of the delegates
before whom the case is tried.