Marriage Under Special Marriage Act Can Be Registered Through Video-Conferencing: Supreme Court Upholds High Court Judgment The Supreme Court on Monday excused an appeal documented by the State of Haryana testing the Punjab and Haryana High Court's request for allowing marriage declaration under the Special Marriage Act 1954 through video conferencing because of the spouse's inability to make a trip from the USA to India by virtue of travel restrictions . "Law needs to walk alongside innovation" , a Division Bench involving Justice Indira Banerjee and Justice V. Ramasubramanian orally noticed. "Special Marriage Act, 1954 was sanctioned in 1954 though while the innovation of Computer and Internet was presented in later years. In this manner, the law needs to walk alongside technology. Where there is trouble, the letter of law can't be unbending to the point that it makes it inconceivable for the gatherings to follow. Also, the enlistment division is there to work with the gatherings and not to make check or obstacles for the gatherings", the seat orally said. Reddy and Reddy is a fully serviced law firm having an experienced litigation team. They have represented their clients before various Indian Courts.