Abstract

MATRIMONIAL FRAUDS & ACCESS TO JUSTICE

S.D.Dahiwal

Volume: 2 Issue: 3 2012

Abstract:

Matrimonial frauds under the Hindu marriages are growing day by day, comparatively from the old time or prior to the codification of Hindu Marriage Act,1955, the fraud in Hindu marriage after the commencement of Hindu Marriage Act 1955 are becoming higher and higher,. It can not be said that the law is responsible for that but it can be easily said that the changes in society and social circumstances are responsible for the Matrimontal Frauds, such as recurrent attacks of insanity, Schizophrenia, Pro- lapse of uterus, impotence, mental disorder, AID, HIV and other veneral diseases which amounts to matrimonial frauds between the parties. This paper proposes the socio-psycho and legal aspects of matrimonial frauds, divorce and access to justice.

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