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Registration, certificate not enough; Hindu marriage invalid sans rites, rituals: Gujarat HC
The Gujarat High Court has ruled that a Hindu marriage requires the performance of essential rites and rituals, not just registration. A division bench declared a marriage null and void, emphasizing that a certificate alone is insufficient if ceremonies like Saptapadi were not conducted. The court cited Hindu law and the Rig Veda to underscore the significance of these traditional practices for a valid union.
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hindustantimes.com
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Gujarat HC voids registered marriage over absence of Hindu customs
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
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timesofindia.indiatimes.com
Not just 'song and dance': What makes a Hindu marriage valid? Gujarat HC says registration not enough
NEW DELHI: A marriage certificate cannot make a Hindu marriage valid if the couple never performed the essential religious rites, including Saptapadi — the seven sacred steps…
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Registration, certificate not enough; Hindu marriage invalid sans rites, rituals: Gujarat HC
The Gujarat High Court has ruled that a Hindu marriage requires the performance of essential rites and rituals, not just registration. A division bench declared a marriage null…
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thehindu.com
Registration not enough to validate Hindu marriage if rituals, ceremonies not performed: Gujarat HC
Gujarat HC rules Hindu marriage requires customary rites; registration alone doesn't validate the union without essential ceremonies.