(2) Where the husband is proved to have recovered by medical examination thereon, after the period adjournment, the suit shall be dismissed; otherwise she shall judicially be divorced therefrom. Seeking the help of those possessed of experience and specialization to know the possibility of recovery and suitable period therefor 158. There shall be sought help of those possessed of experience and specialization, from Muslim physicians, to know the possibility of recovery, or otherwise and suitable period for recovery. Adequacy of testimony of a single Muslim physician 159. The testimony of one Muslim physician shall be adequate. Irretractiveness of divorce for impotence 160 Divorce for impotence shall be irretractive. Application for judicial divorce for emergent impotence 161. A wife shall not apply for judicial divorce for emergent impotence, after the contract, unless she fears seduction for herself. Chapter lll Judicial Divorce for lnjury and Dissension Application for judicial divorce for injury and proof of injury 162- (1) A wife may apply for judicial divorce for injury, with which continuous cohabitation of her like is not possible, and not permitted by Sharia. (2) Injury shall be proved by all Sharia modes of evidence, including the testimony of fame and hearsay. Arbitration 163.(1) Where injury is not proved, and dissension continues between the two spouses, and reconciliation is not possible and the wife returns after three months to apply for judicial divorce, the judge shall appoint two arbitrators from their relatives, if possible, otherwise from those whom he expects to have ability for reconciliation. (2) The judge shall order the two arbitrators to take the oath to perform their task fairly and honestly and shall fix for them the period of arbitration. Duties of the two arbitrators 164.(1) The two arbitrators shall verify the reasons of dissension and exert effort to reconcile between the two spouses. (2) The two arbitrators shall submit to the judge a report on their endeavours, including the extent of insult of each of the two spouses, or of one thereof to the other, and the proposals thereof. Validation of the two arbitrators report, or appointment of others 165. The judge may validate the report of the two arbitrators or appoint two arbitrators other than them by a grounded decision to perform the arbitration task anew, in accordance with the procedure mentioned in the two sections 163 and 164. Differences between the two arbitrators 166. Where the two arbitrators differ, judge shall appoint others than them, or join to them a third arbitrator, who shall take the oath thereby. Reconciliation being not possible 167. Where reconciliation is not possible, and dissension continues between the two spouses, the, judge shall decree judicial divorce, in reliance on the arbitration's report, subject to the provisions of section 164. Judicial divorce for injury or dissension 168. Where the judge decrees judicial divorce of the consummated wife for injury, or dissension, and all or most of the insult has been from the wife, she shall be divorced for money, to be assessed by the two arbitrators, and where all or most of the insult came from the husband, or has been from both of them, or the condition is unknown, she shall be divorced for no money. Judicial divorce irrevocability for injury or dissension irretractive 169. Judicial divorce for injury or dissension shall be deemed irretractive. 16