Question

Dinesh married Nisha and his sister Nita married Prakash who was brother of Nisha. Both marriages were solemnized according to Shastric ceremonies on 5.3.12. This kind of an arrangement is prevalent in some Hindu communities. Both girls visited their parental home during a festival. Nisha told her parents about the bad behaviour of her in-law. This gave rise to misunderstandings between her brother and sister-in-law as well. Her brother Prakash started behaving badly with his wife and even sent Nita to her parental home and forbade her from coming back. Nita was so pained by this behaviour. Nisha on the other hand never returned to her marital home and she also filed a petition for divorce on the same grounds. Dinesh tried to reconcile and even came to his wife's home to bring her back. In the light of the above facts discuss the recourse available to all the parties under the Hindu Marriage Act 1955. Use relevant case laws to justify your answers.​

Answer 1

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Hindu Marriage refers to kanyadan which means gifting a girl to the boy by the father with all the tradition and rites or custom. Hindu marriage is an ancient tradition which is prevailing from the Vedic periods to the modern world with different modifications that have occurred until now. There are 16 sacraments in the Shastri Hinduism in which marriage is one of the important sacraments of Hinduism..

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Answer 2

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