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can a live-in partner force her partner to marry?

08-May-2023
Family

Answer By law4u team

No, a live-in partner cannot force their partner to marry them in India. In India, marriage is a personal choice and cannot be forced upon anyone. Even if a couple has been living together in a live-in relationship, it does not give either partner the right to force the other into marriage. In fact, the Supreme Court of India has held that a live-in relationship is not a crime and that two consenting adults have the right to live together even outside of marriage. However, it is important to note that the legal rights and obligations of partners in a live-in relationship may be different from those in a marriage. If one partner in a live-in relationship wants to get married but the other does not, it is ultimately up to them to decide whether to continue the relationship or not. If they cannot come to an agreement, they may need to seek legal advice to determine their rights and obligations under Indian law.

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