Uniform Civil Code (UCC)
- The Supreme Court, recently, expressed displeasure on the failure of governments to heed Article 44 of the Constitution to promulgate a UCC for the entire country despite 63 years to the codification of Hindu law in 1956.
- The Supreme Court also hailed Goa, as the only Indian state which has a uniform civil code applicable to all regardless of religion.
Uniform Civil Code
- Article 44, a part of Directive Principle of State Policies, directs the state to secure a Uniform Civil Code for its citizens.
- Personal laws are distinguished from public law and cover marriage, divorce, inheritance, adoption and maintenance.
- Uniform Civil ....
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