An Analytical Study Related To Voidable Marriage In India Under The Provision Of The Hindu Marriage Act, 1955
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https://doi.org/10.53724/jmsg/v7n4.07Keywords:
Voidable marriage, The Hindu Marriage Act 1955, Customs & Usage, Grounds of Voidable Marriage, Impact of Voidable Marriage on the Child, Demerits of Voidable marriageAbstract
We know that according to the orthodox view of Hinduism, there was an inseparable relationship between law and dharma. The concept of an invalid and voidable marriage is not new in India. It's been a long time. Law and the source of the law were common. Thus Manu described his four sources of Dharma which are also sources of Dharma. This is mentioned in the 1955 Hindu Marriage Act. An invalid and voidable marriage is a valid marriage that can be annulled by a court on specific grounds established by law. This research article focuses on several reasons for invalid and voidable marriages. What are the effects on children born and society after marriage is annulled or voidable by a court? After that what kind of life do they lead?
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Section 5, the Hindu Marriage Act
Section 12(1), the Hindu Marriage Act
Section 12(1)(a), the Hindu Marriage Act
AIR 1968 All 412, 1968 Cr.L.J. 1636.
AIR 1952 Bom.486.
IC 459.
AIR 1969 Mad.124
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