Getting marry out of india - how indian rules applicable

Hi! Thanks for the question!

Your question is a bit confusing, however, I will answer as per what I can gather. International Law will be applicable in the normal course there. If not registered under the Indian Law, then Indian Laws would not be applicable. If the marriage takes place according to Hindu Laws, the Hindu Laws will be applicable. And in case in future, there arises any dispute, the same will be dealt with by the prevailing laws of that land. At present, in anticipation on the bases of assumptions/presumptions, nothing can be ascertained. The circumstances of the dispute will decide the law applicable for eg - Place of complaint, future developments.

Good Luck!

Get the marriage taking place outside India registered under the Foreign Marriage Act, 1969 with the Indian High Commission. After that the marriage will be covered under this Act and for all purposes the Indian courts will have jurisdiction to decide any dispute between the parties. The Hindu marriage too can be got registered under the Hindu Marriage Act,1955 in India by the parties when they are living here in India.