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Orissa High Court: Marriage Need Not Be Preserved When the Relationship Has Substantially Eroded - (06 Oct 2026)

FAMILY

Orissa High Court held that preserving a marriage merely in law serves no purpose when the marital relationship has substantially broken down, observing that the sanctity of marriage cannot be maintained by retaining only its legal form.

Tags : RELATIONSHIP; MARRIAGE; DIVORCE  

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