“Miya Biwi Raazi, Nahi Maan Rahaa Qazi”: Witnesses Not Mandatory for Sunni Talaq, HC Criticizes Family Court for Rejecting Mutual Consent

The Rajasthan High Court has set aside a Family Court judgment that refused to recognize a divorce by mutual consent between a Muslim couple on the ground that the Talaq was not pronounced in the presence of two witnesses. The High Court held that under Sunni Muslim law, the presence of witnesses is not mandatory

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