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2024, Vol. 4, Issue 1, Part B

Live in relationship in India: A critical study


Author(s): Uzma Abbas

Abstract: Live-in relationships are gaining traction in contemporary India, with the judiciary playing a pivotal role in shaping their legal landscape. Through various rulings, the judiciary has favored the legality and non-punishability of such arrangements. This article explores the socio-legal dimensions of live-in relationships, shedding light on their contentious nature and the hurdles they present. Despite judicial support, India lacks specific laws delineating the rights and obligations of cohabiting couples and their offspring, unlike many other nations. The judiciary serves as a vanguard, challenging societal norms and advocating for progressive residential practices. It is imperative to destigmatize cohabitation and acknowledge its merits. This article extensively examines the concept of live-in relationships, elucidating the reasons for their popularity among Indian adults, historical contexts, and international perspectives. Ultimately, the author proposes valuable recommendations, including the formulation of comprehensive legislation addressing live-in relationships in India.

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International Journal of Civil Law and Legal Research
How to cite this article:
Uzma Abbas. Live in relationship in India: A critical study. Int J Civ Law Legal Res 2024;4(1):138-142.
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