[Solved] What does physical incapacity to consummate marriage mean?

Q.	What does physical incapacity to consummate marriage mean?
A.	Refusal to have sex with the spouse;
B.	Lack of power to copulate which is permanent in nature; (Impotence which appears to be incurable.)
C.	The sexual organ is so small;
D.	Sterility.
Answer» B. Lack of power to copulate which is permanent in nature; (Impotence which appears to be incurable.)

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