Q1: 1. What is the legal status of a voidable marriage under the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955?

• A) A) Valid
• B) B) Void
• C) C) Voidable
• D) D) Illegal

Q2: 2. A marriage is deemed voidable if it was solemnized without the consent of

• A) A) Both parties
• B) B) Either party
• C) C) Parents
• D) D) Witnesses

Q3: 3. In which circumstance can a marriage be declared voidable under Section 12 of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955?

• A) A) Lack of dowry
• B) B) Insanity of a spouse
• C) C) Age difference
• D) D) Religious differences

Q4: 4. What is one of the grounds for declaring a marriage voidable under the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955?

• A) A) Inter-caste marriage
• B) B) Lack of mutual consent
• C) C) Difference in education level
• D) D) Financial disputes

Q5: 5. If a party to a marriage was incapable of giving valid consent due to unsoundness of mind, the marriage is

• A) A) Void
• B) B) Voidable
• C) C) Valid
• D) D) Legal

Q6: 6. A marriage can be declared voidable if either party was

• A) A) A minor
• B) B) A foreign national
• C) C) A government employee
• D) D) A celebrity

Q7: 7. Which of the following is NOT a ground for declaring a marriage voidable under Section 12 of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955?

• A) A) Fraud
• B) B) Pregnancy of the wife by another man
• C) C) Impotence
• D) D) Infidelity

Q8: 8. If a marriage is solemnized under force or coercion, it can be

• A) A) Valid
• B) B) Voidable
• C) C) Irreversible
• D) D) Nullified

Q9: 9. What is the time limit for seeking annulment of a voidable marriage under the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955?

• A) A) 1 year
• B) B) 2 years
• C) C) 3 years
• D) D) 5 years

Q10: 10. In case of a marriage where consent was obtained by fraud, the aggrieved party has the option to

• A) A) Continue the marriage
• B) B) Seek divorce
• C) C) Nullify the marriage
• D) D) Enter into a new marriage

Q11: 11. If a party to a marriage was already married at the time of solemnization, the subsequent marriage is

• A) A) Void
• B) B) Valid
• C) C) Voidable
• D) D) Legal

Q12: 12. A marriage can be declared voidable under the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955, if either party was

• A) A) Unemployed
• B) B) Suffering from a communicable disease
• C) C) A government official
• D) D) A student

Q13: 13. Which of the following is NOT a ground for declaring a marriage voidable under the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955?

• A) A) Non-disclosure of a pre-existing marriage
• B) B) Non-consummation of marriage
• C) C) Unsoundness of mind
• D) D) Mutual consent

Q14: 14. If a party to a marriage was coerced into marriage against their will, the marriage is

• A) A) Valid
• B) B) Voidable
• C) C) Null and void
• D) D) Legal

Q15: 15. In the case of impotence of a spouse, the marriage can be declared voidable if

• A) A) The condition is temporary
• B) B) The condition is permanent
• C) C) The couple has children
• D) D) The condition was known before marriage

Q16: 16. What is the legal remedy available to a party in a voidable marriage if consent was obtained by force?

• A) A) Divorce
• B) B) Annulment
• C) C) Legal separation
• D) D) None of the above

Q17: 17. If a party to a marriage was of unsound mind at the time of marriage, the marriage is

• A) A) Valid
• B) B) Voidable
• C) C) Void
• D) D) Legal

Q18: 18. Which of the following is a ground for declaring a marriage voidable under the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955?

• A) A) Difference in social status
• B) B) Difference in height
• C) C) Difference in age
• D) D) Difference in weight

Q19: 19. What is the legal consequence of a marriage declared voidable under Section 12 of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955?

• A) A) The marriage is dissolved
• B) B) The marriage is declared null and void
• C) C) The marriage remains valid
• D) D) The marriage is converted to a civil union

Q20: 20. If a party to a marriage was coerced into marriage, the marriage can be declared voidable if the coercion was

• A) A) Mild
• B) B) Severe
• C) C) Unintentional
• D) D) Mutual

Q21: 21. Which of the following is NOT a ground for declaring a marriage voidable under the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955?

• A) A) Bigamy
• B) B) Pregnancy of the wife by another man
• C) C) Impotence
• D) D) Fraud

Q22: 22. In the case of a marriage where consent was obtained by fraud, the aggrieved party must prove that the fraud was

• A) A) Intentional
• B) B) Unintentional
• C) C) Beneficial
• D) D) Legal

Q23: 23. If a party to a marriage was suffering from a communicable disease at the time of marriage, the marriage is

• A) A) Valid
• B) B) Void
• C) C) Voidable
• D) D) Legal

Q24: 24. Which of the following is NOT a ground for declaring a marriage voidable under the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955?

• A) A) Non-disclosure of a pre-existing marriage
• B) B) Non-consummation of marriage
• C) C) Impotence
• D) D) Mutual consent

Q25: 25. If a party to a marriage was already married at the time of solemnization, the subsequent marriage is

• A) A) Void
• B) B) Valid
• C) C) Voidable
• D) D) Legal