Matrimonial Disputes Under Hindu Law

Nivedita Tomar & Darshan Gupta, Bharati Vidyapeeth New Law College Pune

ABSTRACT

Disputation is a typical event in marriage, yet when inadequately oversaw can prompt divorce. Divorce was obscure to general Hindu law as marriage was viewed as an insoluble association of the couple. Manu has proclaimed that a spouse can't be separated from her better half either by deal or by deserting, inferring that the marital tie can't be cut off in any capacity. It, hence, keeps that the textual Hindu law doesn't perceive separation between partners. Albeit Hindu law doesn't think about separate yet it has been held that where it is perceived as a set up custom it would have the power of law. The motivation behind this research was to comprehend matrimonial clashes as it changes over time. From there on, this research article manages the legal provision of 'Divorce' implanted in section13 of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 subsequently investigates different 'hypotheses of divorce' arising out of the pertinence of the said provisions.The researcher analyzed matrimonial disputes from an ecosystemic/Person-Process-Context-Time(PPCT) hypothetical viewpoint and continuous data reports. Utilizing information from the public survey of families and households and studying in detail about Hindu Marriage Act. The researchers utilized the detailed information on divorce theory and its grounds.