Jharkhand High Court on Halala | Refusal to Remarry After Halala Not a Cognizable Offence

The Jharkhand High Court, while hearing an anticipatory bail application, observed that after divorce and the woman’s subsequent marriage to another man, the former husband’s refusal to remarry her does not by itself amount to a cognizable offence or legal wrong under Muslim personal law or general criminal law. The court also observed that a person cannot be compelled to remarry against their will.

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