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First Schedule, Article 103: By a [Muslim] for [Three years] When the dower is demanded and

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By a [Muslim] for [Three years] When the dower is demanded and exigible dower refused or (where, during the (mu’ajjal). continuance of the marriage no such demand has been made, when the marriage is dissolved by death or divorce. years—contd.

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