(Know about the law firm’s court marriage registration practice, steps of retention and applicable procedure.)
Marriage registration in India has been made compulsory, and the registration can be made either under the personal laws, such as th e Hindu Marriage Act, Muslim Marriage Act or under the Special Marriage Act. As a law firm, B&B Associates LLP has a well-appointed team of lawyers and paralegal staff to assist clients in the registration of their marriage under applicable laws. The law firm not only ensures, legal, fair, and transparent dealings for clients, but also ensures that clients do not suffer under hassle or delay, and makes sure that the process is properly conducted.
A notice has to be given in writing in the form, as prescribed in the Second Schedule, to the Marriage Officer of the District in which at least one of the parties to the marriage has resided for a period of not less than 30 days immediately preceding the date on which such notice was given.
The Marriage Officer shall cause every such notice to be published by affixing a copy thereof, to some conspicuous place in his office which shall be visible to the public for inspection for a period of thirty days to raise objections to the intended marriage if any.
While such objection to the marriage if any shall be on the ground that it would contravene the conditions so specified.
If there are no objections or the objections have been well resolved then the parties make a declaration mentioning their marital status, birth record, address record, etc.
After the declaration, the parties are allowed to marry either before the registrar or at the place so desired.
Once the marriage is solemnized then the registrar of marriage shall issue the marriage certificate.
The team of B&B Associates LLP- Noida is well conversant with all the matrimonial laws ranging from personal laws, like Hindu Marriage Act, 1955, to laws such as the Foreign Marriage Act, Special Marriage Act. All you need to do is bring required documents and we will arrange the rest. With the motto of keeping the client’s interest first, we believe in maintaining absolute transparency.
CONSULTATION REQUEST FORM
1. Reserve appointment
2. Consult:
a. Carry all the relevant documents
b. Disclose the particulars truthfully
c. Have a detailed consultation with the legal team of B&B
d. Adhere to the advice given
3. Retention and preparation of the file:
a. Fill in the prescribed Form
b. Preparation of the required affidavits.
4. Filing before the Registrar of Marriage
5. Publication of the Notice
6. Reply to the Objections, if any
7. Solemnization of marriage
8. Marriage Certificate
The firm is a collective of dedicated and efficient lawyers who are capable of providing the clients with the best of services. B&B Associates believes in non-complacency, hard work, resilience, and honesty, and this has helped us grow leaps and bounds in the last few decades.
The proficient team of B&B Associates LLP
While all the above-named counsels are well-versed in civil law and procedure, the above names are arranged in seniority of their position in the firm.
Golden Rules
**We deject un-ethical and immoral practices, and reserve our rights of extending legal services only to a select clientele which exhibits civility, faith in law, sound moral footing, and good conscience. Our legal counsels defend the ones who have falsely been implicated, and prosecute for those who have actually been victimized – in either case, our counsels reserve their right of exercising discretion in accepting or rejecting a brief/ lawsuit
There is no difference between court marriage and special marriage. The terms denote the same mode of marriage; it’s just that both are used interchangeably.
Yes, a foreign national can marry an Indian citizen in India under the Special Marriage Act 1954.
Yes, it is important that the marriage is registered so that the interest of both husband and wife is safeguarded. Besides, registration of marriage also saves the man from false accusation of forced marriage/ abduction/ rape and other such criminal charges being raised if in case the wife turns hostile under emotional manipulation by her family members at any later stage.
In India, marriage can be registered under the personal law i.e. Hindu Marriage Act, Muslim Marriage Act or under the Special Marriage Act.
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