Marriages are said to be engaged in paradise, but the married people live in this world. It is in the hands of those who live in and around them that the life of a marriage becomes heaven or hell. Socially, marriage is considered a sacred name in many ways, but marriage is a contract for two old-age rivals to live together.
Marriage is not only a union of two minds and bodies but also a bond of two communities. This event has also resulted in different events, such as the creation of new lives, relationships and possessions. Therefore, it is important to understand the legality of marriage. The main compulsion of marriage is the age of the couple, the health, the mood, and the state of the marriage.
Regardless of the community of people who marry, it is of utmost importance that their marriage be legally registered. Registration of marriage is also required for various legal matters such as citizenship, property rights and children's inheritance. This marriage record is set according to religious-customs.
The Marriage Record for those who are not religious and have no interest in religion is explained in the "Special Marriages Act".
The purpose of this special marriage law is to recognize marriages of people united by minds, even though they are divided by castes and religions. Hindu, Islamic and Christian laws do not accept religious marriages. The (old) Hindu law in particular does not accept past marriages. Therefore, those who wish to marry by castes and religions can marry only under this law.
Conditions and Qualifications for Marriage:
1. Unmarried male / female, husband / wife or legal divorcee are eligible for marriage under this Act. A man or woman who is getting married should not have a living spouse.
2. The two people who are getting married should have a healthy mindset for their marriage. People who have poor brain development and are depressed cannot get married.
3. Both married couples must have the physical condition necessary for a married life. They should also be eligible for maternity leave. Those who do not qualify for it cannot marry.
4. The groom should be at least 21 years of age and the bride should be at least 18 years of age.
5. Married couples should not be in a forbidden relationship. However, if such a marriage is recognized by their community, the law is also recognized.
Wedding Announcement:
Marriages eligible to marry must report to the marriage registration officer in the county where one of them resides, under the Special Marriage Act.
The marriage officer who receives the same will conduct a survey of the qualifications of those who are married and, if satisfied with it, will write their marriage declaration in the appropriate register. And a copy of the notice shall be kept in the office and at the sight of all.
Anyone who has a legal refusal to marry is entitled to a denial within 30 days of the publication of this notice. If the denial is not accepted and no denials are registered, the marriage will be registered 30 days after the announcement is made. If anyone is denied for wrong reasons and it is revealed at the inquiry, the person who refuses to do so will be fined not more than a thousand rupees and ordered to pay the bride as a wedding gift in full.
Wedding Event:
The marriage can take place any day after the marriage announcement has been completed 30 days. On the same day, the bride should perform the marriage as she wishes and sign the form set forth in the Marriage Record Office. Once the witnesses sign both sides, the marriage registrar will sign the marriage. The marriage will then be deemed legally recognized. A certificate will be issued for this.
Those who are married under a different religious system than those who are not married under this Act may register their marriage under this Special Marriage Act.
Marriage is not only a union of two minds and bodies but also a bond of two communities. This event has also resulted in different events, such as the creation of new lives, relationships and possessions. Therefore, it is important to understand the legality of marriage. The main compulsion of marriage is the age of the couple, the health, the mood, and the state of the marriage.
Regardless of the community of people who marry, it is of utmost importance that their marriage be legally registered. Registration of marriage is also required for various legal matters such as citizenship, property rights and children's inheritance. This marriage record is set according to religious-customs.
The Marriage Record for those who are not religious and have no interest in religion is explained in the "Special Marriages Act".
The purpose of this special marriage law is to recognize marriages of people united by minds, even though they are divided by castes and religions. Hindu, Islamic and Christian laws do not accept religious marriages. The (old) Hindu law in particular does not accept past marriages. Therefore, those who wish to marry by castes and religions can marry only under this law.
Conditions and Qualifications for Marriage:
1. Unmarried male / female, husband / wife or legal divorcee are eligible for marriage under this Act. A man or woman who is getting married should not have a living spouse.
2. The two people who are getting married should have a healthy mindset for their marriage. People who have poor brain development and are depressed cannot get married.
3. Both married couples must have the physical condition necessary for a married life. They should also be eligible for maternity leave. Those who do not qualify for it cannot marry.
4. The groom should be at least 21 years of age and the bride should be at least 18 years of age.
5. Married couples should not be in a forbidden relationship. However, if such a marriage is recognized by their community, the law is also recognized.
Wedding Announcement:
Marriages eligible to marry must report to the marriage registration officer in the county where one of them resides, under the Special Marriage Act.
The marriage officer who receives the same will conduct a survey of the qualifications of those who are married and, if satisfied with it, will write their marriage declaration in the appropriate register. And a copy of the notice shall be kept in the office and at the sight of all.
Anyone who has a legal refusal to marry is entitled to a denial within 30 days of the publication of this notice. If the denial is not accepted and no denials are registered, the marriage will be registered 30 days after the announcement is made. If anyone is denied for wrong reasons and it is revealed at the inquiry, the person who refuses to do so will be fined not more than a thousand rupees and ordered to pay the bride as a wedding gift in full.
Wedding Event:
The marriage can take place any day after the marriage announcement has been completed 30 days. On the same day, the bride should perform the marriage as she wishes and sign the form set forth in the Marriage Record Office. Once the witnesses sign both sides, the marriage registrar will sign the marriage. The marriage will then be deemed legally recognized. A certificate will be issued for this.
Those who are married under a different religious system than those who are not married under this Act may register their marriage under this Special Marriage Act.
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