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A Marriage Certificate is an instrument which is used to prove the fact that two individuals have been married successfully. It is an official statement declaring that the two people are legally married. In India, marriages are generally registered under the Special Marriage act 1954 or under the Hindu Marriage Act 1955. Marriage certificates are important legal documents which provide legal proof of the marriage. In 2006, the Supreme Court made it necessary for all married couples to obtain a certificate specifically for the protection of women.  Marriage Acts- There are two marriage Act, under which marriages could be registered in India- Hindu marriage act 1955 - marriage between two individuals could be registered under this  Act if both parties to the marriage are Hindus, Sikhs, Jains, or Buddhists or have been converted. Special Marriage Act - A marriage could be registered under this Act where parties to the marriage belong to any religion or different religions or cast...

With the express purpose of advancing and defending Indian women's rights, India has enacted and changed a significant number of laws protecting women throughout the past seven decades. However, several advocates have recently spoken out against such discriminatory legislation and advised harassed women to file for divorce in India. The abuse of Section 498 of the IPC and bogus 498A cases have both notably increased during the last few years. When there isn't a straightforward mutual divorce process, the 498A is frequently employed as a quick way to resolve disputes.  There is a glaring discrepancy in the system because it has been demonstrated that these guidelines do not protect or acknowledge the abuse that is perpetrated against men in comparison to women. To combat these unfounded charges, such as cruelty in divorce proceedings, the husband will need a divorce attorney. There is a significant chance that the wife's family started torturing the husband's parents in ...

As they are commonly known, NRI marriages take place when an Indian woman from India marries an Indian man who lives abroad (hence, NRI - non-resident Indian). He may be a citizen of the foreign country (in which case he would be legally a "NRI") or of India (in which case he would be legally a PIO - person of Indian origin). Indian women who are tricked into marriages with Indians residing overseas are particularly susceptible to the problem. Additionally, they overlook the challenging and extremely constrained legal choices that NRI wives have in the event that something goes wrong. The risk in such a marriage is compounded by the fact that the woman is "isolated" and far from home in a foreign country, unable to communicate and dealing with language hurdles as well as a lack of knowledge about the local legal, police, and criminal justice systems. The problem is complicated and includes things like convenience marriages, husbands who conceal a previous marriage b...

A marriage certificate is a crucial document since it serves as documentation in situations where it is needed, such as when applying for a passport or opening a bank account under a new surname. The Supreme Court of India ruled in 2006 that marriage registration and obtaining a marriage certificate were requirements.  Marriage registration has some benefits and safeguards the rights of women. Evidence that a pair is married is a certification of the same. Both the bride and the groom must be of legal age—21 for the groom and 18 for the bride—in order to receive a marriage license. Information on a marriage certificate may occasionally be missing or misrepresented due to the commotion of a wedding. Therefore, a double check should be made when applying for the certificate in order to ensure the same. Before finalizing the certificate, the registrar's office shows the couple the draft of the marriage certificate that will be registered. In order to ensure that no more paperwork is r...