“There have been judgments that spoke of the duty of the state to take a glance at civil unions, to look at the methods by which relationships of queer couples must be recognised and revered,” she said. However, on Tuesday, the chief justice of India, DY Chandrachud and the 4 different judges ruled that amending the special marriage act went past the scope of the court, amounting to “judicial lawmaking”, and was instead the job of the legislature. In India, LGBTQ+ couples are denied rights such as joint financial institution accounts, being the legal subsequent of kin, and recognition for inheritance, while marriage remains a basic pillar of society. In 2018 the supreme courtroom scrapped a colonial-era law banning homosexuality in India.
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