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An Official Declaration Of The Marriage Of Two Persons Is A Marriage Registration Certificate. The Hindu Marriage Act Of 1955, The Special Marriage Act Of 1954, The Indian Christian Marriages Act Of 1872 And The Parsi Marriage And Divorce Act Of 1936 All Provide For The Registration Of Marriages In India. The Marriage Certificate Is Admissible Evidence Of A Couple's Marriage For Unions Performed In Accordance With Any Of The Aforementioned Legislation. Advantages Of Obtaining A Marriage Certificate For A Married Couple, A Marriage Certificate Is A Crucial Document. It Serves As Concrete Evidence Of The Union Of The Parties. It Helps- Throughout The Divorce Process, In Evaluating If The Child Is Legitimate, If The Spouse Desires To Modify Her Name Following The Marriage, Provide A Piece Of Proof. When Claiming A Spouse's Property When Neither Party Is A Nominee, Additionally, As A Component Of A Genealogy After The Wedding, When Opening A Bank Account Or Applying For A Passport ...

Court Marriages In India, Unlike Marriages As Per One’s Customs, Are Done In Accordance with the Provisions Provided Under The Special Marriage Act, of 1954. As Per The Act, A Marriage Could Also Be Solemnised In The Court Or In The Presence Of The Marriage Officer And Three Witnesses. Who Is Eligible ? Two Persons, Of Different Genders, Belonging To Different Castes, Religions, Places Etc. Can Marry Through The Court. Thus, Court Marriages In Rural India Take Place In A Similar Manner As Is Done In Other Parts Of The Country.  Certain Conditions Which Have To Be Fulfilled For Two Persons To Register For Court Marriage Have Been Mentioned Below- No Pre-Existing Marriage Of The Parties Should Be There, Even If There Was, No Living Spouse Should Be There, I.E.The Person Applying For Court Marriage, In Case Was Married Earlier, Then At The Time Of The Marriage He/She Should Either Be A Divorcee Or A Widower/Widow. The Male Applying For The Court Marriage Should Have Completed The Age ...

Court Marriages In India, Unlike Customary Marriages, Could Be Done In Accordance To The Provisions Of Special Marriage Act, 1954. As Per The Act, Marriages Could Also Be Solemnised In The Court As Well As In The Presence Of The Marriage Officer And Three Witnesses. Who Is Eligible  Two Persons Of Different Genders Belonging To Any Caste, Religion, Place Etc. Could Marry Through The Court. Certain Conditions Have Been Mentioned In The Act, Which Are Required To Be Fulfilled For Two Persons To Register For Court Marriage- There Shall Be No Pre-Existing Marriage, Even If There Was, No Living Spouse Should Be There, I.E.The Person Who Is Applying For Court Marriage, In Case Was Married Earlier, Then At The Time Of   The Court Marriage Should Be Either A Divorcee Or A Widower/Widow. The Male Must Have Completed The Age Of 21 Years And The Female Should Be More Than 18 Years Old Or Above. The Parties Filing For Court Marriage Must Not Be Within The Degrees Of Prohibited Relationshi...