In our country, there are millions of marriages in a single day during the wedding season. The wedding programs start several days in advance and cost millions of rupees. That is why many people go to court and get married, which we call court marriage. The court marriage becomes very easily and without any expense. Now if you too are thinking about court marriage in future, then you have to take care of some things. Today we are telling you about some rules of court marriage, which is necessary for you to know about.
What is court marriage?
Remember that no matter what religion or caste, no one can stop you from getting married. The condition in this is that both boys and girls are adults and marriage should be with the consent of both. Now first know what this court marriage is. There is a provision of court marriage under the Special Marriage Act 1954. There is a marriage officer in the court, in front of which this marriage takes place. All types of documents have to be submitted here, after which the date is fixed. During this time there is no ritual, the bride and groom have to sign only. For the court marriage, you have to fill a form first and attach all the documents with it. For court marriage, Aadhaar card, 10th marksheet, passport size photo, residence certificate, birth certificate, certificate in the case of divorce and death certificate in the case of widow are required.
What are the rules of court marriage?
Now the court tells you the rules of marriage. For court marriage, both boy and girl should be mentally healthy, the boy should be 18 years old and the age of the girl should be 21 years. Both should not get married. If you are married then there will be no court marriage and legal action can also be taken. For this, the consent of the married boy and girl will have to be taken. Strict action can be taken by forced or seduced by marriage and calling in court.
