Journal of Indian School of Political Economy

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Unification of Divorce Laws in India


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India is a multi-religious and multi-ethnic society. The main feature of the matrimonial laws of the different communities has thus been its diversity. This is evidenced in the institution of marriage, grounds for divorce, dissolution of marriage, separation and maintenance. Attempts at unification of these laws have not as yet fructified, despite judicial efforts.
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Shiv Sahai Singh
Department of Law, Burdwan University, Burdwan, India

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India is a multi-religious and multi-ethnic society. The main feature of the matrimonial laws of the different communities has thus been its diversity. This is evidenced in the institution of marriage, grounds for divorce, dissolution of marriage, separation and maintenance. Attempts at unification of these laws have not as yet fructified, despite judicial efforts.