Judge PBBalaji Formal Ceremony Not Necessary For Conversion: Madras High Court Allows Divorce Petition Of Mixed Faith Couple Under Hindu Marriage Act https://hindupost.in/law-policy/formal-ceremony-not-necessary-for-conversion-madras-high-court-allows-divorce-petition-of-mixed-faith-couple-under-hindu-marriage-act/
[08/12, 08:14] Sekarreporter: Formal Ceremony Not Necessary For Conversion: Madras High Court Allows Divorce Petition Of Mixed Faith Couple Under Hindu Marriage Act
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Formal Ceremony Not Necessary For Conversion: Madras High Court Allows Divorce Petition Of Mixed Faith Couple Under Hindu Marriage Act
December 7, 2025
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“Formal Ceremony Not Necessary For Conversion: Madras High Court Allows Divorce Petition Of Mixed Faith Couple Under Hindu Marriage Act”, Verdictum, November 20, 2025
“The Madras High Court while holding that a formal ceremony is not necessary for conversion has allowed the Divorce Petition filed by a couple of mixed faith under Hindu Marriage Act.
The Court was considering a Revision Petition against an order rejecting the Divorce Petition on the ground of maintainability.
The bench of Justice P.B Balaji held, “As held by the Hon’ble Supreme Court, there is no necessity for a person professing a particular religion to claim conversion to another religion by any formal ceremony or even declaration. Mere conduct would suffice to establish conversion. In the present case, the second petitioner, by express conduct, in participating in the marriage solemnization in accordance with Hindu rights and customs and also approaching the Family Court invoking the provisions of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 has sufficiently shown that the second petitioner has converted herself to Hindu faith…….”
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