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1954 Special Marriage act ke according ap Marriage Kr sakteho

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 Court Marriage Procedure in India in 6 Easy Steps & Court Marriage Forms By Vikram Shah - August 10, 2016 182 385821      हिंदी में जानकारी के लिए यहां क्लिक करें Court marriage procedure is common across India. It is made possible — and subsequently governed by — the Special Marriage Act, 1954, which provides for marriage by civil ceremony between parties belonging to different religions. Even parties of the same religion may, however, choose a court marriage over rituals and ceremonies.  Before we begin, let us address common concerns: Can you register marriage online? No, marriage registration cannot be done online. You would need to physically present yourself in front of a marriage officer to register the marriage. Do you need parents’ approval to be married in court? No. There is no need for parents’ approval of a court marriage, so long as the following conditions are fulfilled. Can I download Court Marriage forms? Click here to download the form for Notice of Marriage and Declaration of Bride and Bridegroom. CONFUSED? Clear All Your Doubts With Us COURT MARRIAGE: CONDITIONS Chapter II, Section 4, states that certain conditions are required for entering into such a marriage. They are: No Previous Marriage Valid: Neither party should have a living husband or wife. Any previous marriage should no longer be valid. Valid Consent: Both parties should be competent to give valid consent. The parties should be capable of speaking their mind and entering into marriage of their own will. Age: The male must have completed 21 years and the female 18 years of age. Fit for Procreation: Neither of party should be unfit for procreation of children. Prohibited Relationship: Parties should not be within degrees of prohibited relationship as provided in Schedule I; however, if the customs and traditions of the religion of any one of the parties permit so, then

COURT MARRIAGE PROCEDURE: STEP 2 Publication of Notice Who publishes the notice? The marriage officer of the district to whom the notice has been served publishes the notice. Where is the notice published? At a conspicuous place in the office and one copy in the office of the district where the other party permanently resides (if any). COURT MARRIAGE PROCEDURE: STEP 3 Objections to Marriage Who can raise the objection? Any person, of course! Any person can raise objections to the marriage based on the grounds listed in Chapter II, Section 4 of the Act (see above). If the objections have little to do with any of the factors mentioned above, then the objection will be of no consequence. However, in most cases, the marriage officer would need to examine the objection. To whom objection is raised? To the marriage officer of the concerned district. What are the grounds of objection? Any one of the conditions stated above and specified in Chapter II, Section 4 of the act. What are the consequences if objection(s) are accepted? The marriage officer must, within 30 days from the date of objection, make inquiries and if the objections are found to be true, the marriage cannot be solemnised. What is the remedy in case objection(s) have been accepted? An appeal can be filed by either party. To whom is the appeal filed? The district court within the local limits under the jurisdiction of the marriage officer. When can an appeal be filed? Any time within 30 days from the date of refusal to solemnise marriage.

NOTICE OF INTENDED MARRIAGE To the Marriage Officer of the __________ District. We hereby give you notice that a marriage under the Special Marriage Act, 1954, is intended to be solemnised between us within three calendar months from the date hereof. Name: ____________ Condition: _____________ Occupation: _____________ Age: ________________ Dwelling place: ___________________________________________________________________ Length of residence: _______________________________________ Permanent place of residence: _____________________________________________________ Groom’s Name (Choose One): 1. Unmarried 2. Widower 3. Divorcee Bride’s Name (Choose One): 1. Unmarried 2. Widow 3. Divorcee Witness our hands this ____________ day of 20__ (Signed) Groom (Signed) Bride

COURT MARRIAGE PROCEDURE: STEP 1 Notice/Application of intended marriage To be married in court, the marriage officer of the district must first be informed of the intention to marry. Who must give notice? A notice in writing is to be given by parties to the marriage. To whom should the notice be given? The notice is given to the marriage officer of the district in which at least one party must have stayed for 30 days immediately before the date when the notice is served. For example, if the male and female are in Delhi, but wish to marry in Mumbai. At least one of them must travel to Mumbai 30 days before the intended date and live there until the date of the marriage. What is the format of the notice? The notice must be as per the format provided in Schedule II of the act with documents attached as proof of age and residence.

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