Question
The Portuguese Civil Code is applicable in which of the
following States/Union Territories of India?Solution
• The Portuguese Civil Code, 1867 continues to be in force in Goa and Dadra & Nagar Haveli, regions that were formerly under Portuguese rule before being integrated into India. • This code is unique as it provides for a Uniform Civil Code (UCC)—applicable equally to all citizens irrespective of religion, caste, or gender. Key Points: About the Portuguese Civil Code: • Introduced by: Portuguese government in 1867. • Continues in Force: In Goa and Dadra & Nagar Haveli even after their liberation from Portuguese control and integration into India. • Uniform Nature: It governs marriage, divorce, succession, and property matters uniformly for all communities. • Significance: Goa is often cited as an example of a Uniform Civil Code in practice within India.
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