Nr. 1/2009ANTONELLO DE OTO Giovanni Codevilla, Lo Zar e il Patriarca. I rapporti tra trono e altare in Russia dalle origini ai giorni nostri, La casa di Matriona, Milano, 2008, pp. 495
Nr. 2/2011FABIO VECCHI The actuality of Cardinal Francesco Saverio Roberti’s systematic method in the modernization of the canonical process
RIASSUNTO
In India, where marriage is still governed by the religion-inspired personal laws, Muslim husbands have traditionally had the right to divorce their wives by resorting to triple talaq. In 2017, the Supreme Court finally intervened and prohibited the practice in question in Shayara Bano v Union of India & Ors.
In this article, the Author, after presenting the case law on the topic, examines the judgment and discusses its positive aspects as well as it shortcomings and discusses what may be, in future, the Court’s approach in similar cases.
PAROLE CHIAVE
India, talaq
