Registration of Marriage

As per my views,for registration in the court, proof of marriage is required like marriage card or some witnesses without which marriage can't b registered. Hence, registration of marriage is prima facie proof of getting married.As both are Hindu, marriage will be covered under Hindu marriage act

With the absence of Sapta Padi and
other rituals, the marriage can not be treated as a marriage under
HMact. But as the marriage is registered it will be covered under
Special Marriage Act.

Mr.Aashish Sharma,

that marriage covers under special marriage act. But not Hindu Marriage act.

it is a valid marriage under SPECIAL MARRIAGE ACT, 1956.

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thank you all for the information

The marriage will be covered under Hindu Marriage Act becuase both the husband and wife are hindu.

Hindu marriage Act as both the parties are Hindu.

Frind , if marriage is registered before competent authority , I'm sure couple filed in the court their affidavits f marri\ge. Without marrige no one can got registration. There are various customs .So they will be governed by H.M.Act

ASHOK KUMAR ADVOCATE 09415717501

PLZ TELL  WHETHER THEY ARE MAJOR OR NOT

prior notice-30 days get registered both adults -no hindu rituals-special marriage ACT.

Friday, September 5, 2008

HC seeks details of "illegal" practice of registration



Madurai (PTI): The Madurai Bench of the Madras High Court has issued notice to the Tamil Nadu Government seeking details about the 'illegal' practice of registering marriage agreements between couples.



Justices D Murugesan and M Satyanarayanan, constituting a Division Bench, ordered notice to the Inspector General of Registration while passing interim orders on a habeas corpus petition seeking production of a couple who eloped, entered into a wedding agreement and also got it registered.



The Judges said there was no provision for registration of such agreements and sought details from the IG before September 26. The court also appointed advocate M Ajmal Khan as amicus curie.



The advocate said such registrations could be misused by criminals involved in women trafficking and s*xual exploitation. "How can the sub-registrars entertain such kind of agreements?" he asked.



There was no sanctity to such marriage agreements, it was not contemplated either under the Indian Christian Marriage Act or the Hindu Marriage Act, Khan said.



Even the Special Marriages Act, which provides a unique form of marriage for all Indian nationals irrespective of their religion, requires that the couple wishing to enter into wedlock issue a notice to the marriage officer who should display it in his office for 30 days.



The advocate said the couple who co-habitated on the basis of the marriage agreements should be punished under IPC 493 (cheating a woman by making her believe that she is legally married).



Courtersy: https://www.hindu.com

As per rules of Hindu Marrige Act Registrar in whose jurisdiction marriage took place, are vested with jurisdiction to entertain the application for registration of marriage. Proforma is given in the rules. so Mduraie bench ....................

Regards

Ashok Kumar Dwivedy Advocate

09415717501

Both the bride AND BRIDEGROOM ARE HINDUS,as such fall under HM Act.

Giri Nivarthi Rao Yadav

Advocate   

Hyderabad/India

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