Supreme Court’s Observations on Hindu Marriage
On 19th April, 2024, in a significant ruling, the Supreme Court of India made observations regarding validity of the Hindu marriage under the Hindu Marriage Act of 1955.
What are the Observations?
- Traditional Rites: A Hindu marriage must be performed with traditional rites and ceremonies, such as 'saptapadi' (seven steps around the sacred fire commonly known as 'saath phera') for it to be valid.
- Not a Commercial Transaction: A marriage is not a commercial transaction; it is a solemn foundational event celebrated so as to establish a relationship between a man and a woman who acquire the status of a ....
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