natural impotency

natural impotency
Incurable impotency, not congenital incapacity for the sexual act. Jordan v Jordan, 93 Ill App 633 (ground of divorce); Cofer v Cofer (Tex Civ App) 276 SW2d 214.

Ballentine's law dictionary. . 1998.

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