Validity of marriage under the Hindu Marriage Act 1955. The Supreme Court in the case of Chanmuniya v. Virendra Kumar Singh held that marriage performed in absence of customary rights and ceremony is not valid. A mere intention of the parties to live together as husband and wife is not enough. Therefore marriages must be performed as per the rites and ceremonies for it to be held valid.
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Validity of marriage under the Hindu Marriage A...
2020-07-17T11:48:50
Validity of marriage under the Hindu Marriage Act 1955. The Supreme Court in the case of Chanmuniya v. Virendra Kumar Singh held that marriage performed in absence of customary rights and ceremony is not valid. A mere intention of the parties to live together as husband and wife is not enough. Therefore marriages must be performed as per the rites and ceremonies for it to be held valid.
2020-07-17T11:48:50
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