What is the procedure of court marriage?
What is the procedure of court marriage?
The procedure for court marriage in India is governed by the Special Marriage Act, 1954. First, both parties must submit a notice of their intended marriage to the marriage officer in their jurisdiction at least 30 days before the marriage date. The marriage officer will publish the notice publicly. This allows any objections to be raised within 30 days. If no objections are received, both parties and three witnesses must appear before the marriage officer to declare their consent. The marriage can be solemnized at the office of the marriage officer or another agreed location. After the marriage is solemnized, the marriage officer issues a certificate, which serves as legal proof of the marriage.
The first step is to send a notice to the district marriage officer where either partner has resided for at least 30 days. This notice informs the officer of your intention to marry; after receiving the notice, the marriage officer posts it in a prominent location within their office for 30 days; the marriage officer investigates any objections within 30 days and decides on their validity; If no objections arise or are dismissed, the marriage can proceed; once the declaration is made and all formalities are fulfilled, the marriage officer issues a court marriage registration certificate. This certificate serves as legal proof of your marriage and is essential for claiming various legal rights and benefits.
Sir, if both the partners are of legal age to get married then you can perform court marriage by visiting marriage registrar office. It is advised to consult an expert matrimonial lawyer who will assist you with the best course of action. For further legal assistance contact us on our helpline number.
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