Family conduct evidencing relationship is relevant, but cannot alone establish marriage in specified matrimonial and criminal proceedings. Relationship opinion expressed through conduct by a family member or another person with special means of knowledge is relevant when the Court must ... Summary
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Family conduct evidencing relationship is relevant, but cannot alone establish marriage in specified matrimonial and criminal proceedings.
Relationship opinion expressed through conduct by a family member or another person with special means of knowledge is relevant when the Court must determine the relationship. Treatment of persons as spouses or of a person as a legitimate child may be relevant. Such opinion alone cannot prove marriage in proceedings under the Indian Divorce Act, 1869, or specified Indian Penal Code prosecutions.
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