Hindu Marriage Act 1955 is an Indian law that provides a legal framework for marriage, divorce, separation, and other related matters among Hindus. The law in this regard has been enacted by the Parliament of India. It was one of the most important laws that was enacted during the period of British rule in India, and it has been the foundation for the Hindu Marriage Act, which was later on incorporated into the Indian Constitution as Article 44.

The main objective of the Hindu Marriage Act is to regulate the marriage and divorce among Hindus. The law provides for marriage among all the religious groups that are Hindu by religion. However, it also includes other religious groups, such as Christians, Muslims, Jains, and Sikhs.

Besides, it also introduces the concepts of separation and divorce. This law was one of the most important laws that was enacted during the period of British rule in India.