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Ritu Malik

Ritu Malik is an assistant professor at UILS who has published on constitutional law and women's rights.
Live-in relationships in India have no single law, but courts protect partners. Rights, maintenance, adoption and Uttarakhand’s new registration rule.

Live-in relationships in India: legal rights, statutory frameworks and social realities

Live-in relationships in India have no single law, yet courts have built protections through Article 21 and the domestic violence act. Legal researchers Navjot Kaur and Ritu Malik trace the key Supreme Court rulings, maintenance and adoption rules, Uttarakhand’s mandatory 30-day registration and the social friction that couples still face.

Sat, Oct 31 2026Mon, Nov 02 2026 Navjot Kaur and Ritu Malik Law
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