Registred marriage
ADV KAMAL JADHAV BANGALORE
(Querist) 15 September 2009
This query is : Resolved
Hi Dear sir,
i need urgent help from you what is the procedure of Registered marriage (love marriage,court marriage)please help me out...
thanks in Advance.riven
Sarvesh Kumar Sharma Advocate
(Expert) 15 September 2009
kamal ji,
simply brid and groom should have comlete age for marriage,age proofe is must.
2 witness is also requir.riven
Raj Kumar Makkad
(Expert) 15 September 2009
Marriage is registered with the Registrar of Marriages, who is generally have offices at all sub-divisional level. If both are major having documentary evidence in this regard and 2 witnesses from both sides then get it registered by filing two affidavits, 2 marriage photos, age record and simple application. It shall then be got registered and signatures shall be obtained of both bride and groom and witnesses and thereafter a certificate shall be issued.riven
A V Vishal
(Expert) 15 September 2009
The Special Marriage Act 1954 has outlined the following conditions with regards to the same:
Neither party should have a living spouse at the time of the marriage.
Both parties should be capable of giving valid consent to the wedding. There should be no mental or physical illness to the extent that the person is unfit for marriage. This includes severe epilepsy, insanity and other illnesses.
The bridegroom should be 21 years of age or above, and the bride 18 years of age or above.
The Marriage Act has stringent rules when it comes to marrying a blood relative. The marriage officer has a list of blood relations at hand, called the 'degrees of prohibited relationships', which is forbidden. In other words, as per the listing of the degrees of prohibited relationships, you may be forbidden from marrying your sibling, uncle, aunt and other such relations. This list even forbids marrying such relations if the party in question is adopted. If, however, the communal customs of the marriage parties in question allow for such a wedding, no objection can arise.
If the marriage is to be solemnised in Jammu and Kashmir, both parties should be Indian citizens. They should be domiciled in Indian territories only (not in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir).
The procedure for a civil ceremony is as follows:
First off, a notice has to be sent to the marriage officer of the district where either the bride or groom has resided for not less than 30 days subsequent to the submission of the notice. The format can be obtained from the office of the marriage Registrar.
This notice is then prominently posted on the marriage office premises. Within the next 30 days, anyone can object to the marriage. The reasons are then investigated and the case is decided upon by the District Court. Otherwise, the marriage may be solemnised anytime after the 30 day period.
On the actual day of the marriage, three witnesses have to be present. They have to sign a declaration made by both the bride and groom. In this letter, each party declares that they have fulfilled all the conditions required and are abiding by the law.
The marriage can take place either at the office of the marriage official, or at any other place requested by the parties involved. For this, an additional fee has to be paid.
If a marriage is not solemnised within three calendar months from the date on which notice has been given to the marriage officer, a new notice has to be issued. If an objection to the marriage is filed, the marriage officer has thirty days within which to uphold or dismiss the appeal. If he dismisses it, the marriage can be solemnised as scheduled; if the objection is upheld, the parties in question can appeal to the District Court. The Court's ruling in this regard is the final word.
Once the procedure is done with and you are declared husband and wife, the court does not object to solemnising the wedding in any other traditional way.riven
charudureja
(Expert) 15 September 2009
What u r asking is first the age must be according to law fulfill all the above said conditions thn get married in a temple or in arya samaj mandir etc obtain certificate of marraige n thn go to marriage registrars office with photographs, residence proof, witnesses n certificate n there u rriven
n.k.sarin
(Expert) 16 September 2009
I agree with Mr.makkad and charudureja.riven
R.M.Bhaduri
(Expert) 16 September 2009
Dear Kamal Ji,
The above views of the experts have elaborately described the procedure of Registration of the marriage and in case of practical difficulties, you must approach directly and convey the difficulties to the Sub-Registrar as it is the duty of Sub-Registrar or the concerned officer duly appointed for the purpose,and even if there is any difficulties, then approach a practicing lawyer of this field.riven
RAKHI BUDHIRAJA ADVOCATE
(Expert) 16 September 2009
Mr. Bhaduri suggested well. U can call me if need any type of help in thgis regard.riven
Sachin Bhatia
(Expert) 04 October 2009
I agreed with Mr. Raj Kumar
