No Saptapati? No Hindu marriage: SC
The New Indian Express|May 02, 2024
IN a significant verdict on the Hindu Marriage Act (HMA), the Supreme Court has ruled that the registration of a union will be null and void if a valid ceremony and rituals like the Saptapati, are not performed.
SUCHITRA KALYAN MOHANTY
No Saptapati? No Hindu marriage: SC

A bench of justices B V Nagarathna and Augustine George Masih described the Hindu marriage as a samskara and a sacrament which has to be accorded its status as an institution of great value in the society.

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