The Delhi High Court on Tuesday expressed discontentment with certain “highly objectionable comments” made by the Centre in its affidavit opposing the demand live-streaming of proceedings in case pertaining to the demand for recognition of same-sex marriage in the country.
Supreme Court bench heard the plea filed by Madhya Bharat Arya Pratinidhi Sabha and stayed on Madhya Pradesh High Court wherein the court directed the Arya Samaj to solemnise the marriages in accordance with the provisions of the Special Marriage Act, 1954.
The bench while referring High Court's judgement held that there is no prohibition under the Special Marriage Act for solemnization of the marriage between an Indian citizen and a foreign citizen.
A division bench of the high court preside boer Chief Justice D N Patel and Justice Jasmeet Singh adjourned the matter for further hearing on April 20.
In a laudable judgment, the Allahabad High Court said that it is not mandatory to publish a notice for inter-faith marriages. When it is not needed for marriages under personal laws, why should it be for secular laws?