Section 7 of HMA : Section 7: Ceremonies For A Hindu Marriage

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Explanation using Example

A couple, Aarav and Priya, decide to get married. They both come from Hindu families with different cultural backgrounds. Aarav's family follows the North Indian tradition of marriage, while Priya's family adheres to South Indian customs. Under Section 7(1) of The Hindu Marriage Act, 1955, they are allowed to choose either Aarav's or Priya's family traditions for their wedding ceremony.

They opt for a blend of both traditions, but ensure that they perform the 'Saptapadi' ritual, which involves taking seven steps around a sacred fire. According to Section 7(2), their marriage is legally recognized and becomes binding once they complete the seventh step together in the presence of witnesses.

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