To Get Married Legally, Follow Different Steps of Court Marriage Procedures in Delhi!

Marriage between Hindu male and female of different caste, religion and nationality, can be solemnized through court marriage procedures in Delhi. This blog discusses the different procedures that are followed for solemnized through the court marriage procedures in Delhi.

Marriage can only be solemnized between a male above the age of 21 years and female of the age above 18 years under the administration of the special marriage act of 1954. Although the marriage through the special marriage act is done between individuals of different religion but the marriage between individuals of the same religion can also be solemnized through the special marriage act of the 1954.

Conditions that should be met by the both the parties for getting married under the special marriage act are described in the chapter ii, section 4 of the special marriage act that states that the any of the parties should have a spouse living. Male should be more than 21 and female should be at least 18 years for getting the marriage solemnized under the special marriage act of 1954.   Any of the parties should be unfit of procreation of children or marriage, is another conditions that should be met for couples to get married under the special marriage act without rituals and ceremonies.

For solemnization of the marriage under the special marriage act, 1954, the declaration should be signed by both the parties along the witness in presence of the marriage registrar officers. The declaration signed by the parties and witness should be counter signed by the marriage registrar officers.

Choosing a place and form of marriage is considered to another step that should be followed to get married under the special marriage act of 1954 in Delhi. Marriage officer enter a certificate, which is signed by the three witness and both the parties intended to get married, in the form specified in Schedule IV of the act in Marriage Certificate book. This certificate is evidence of the court marriage.

As provided in the schedule I of the special marriage act, parties intended to get married should not be within degrees of prohibited relationship. For submission of the notice of intended marriage to collection of the marriage certificates can be availed under the administration of qualified and experienced Court Marriage Lawyers in Delhi.

After the submission of the notice of the intended marriage, the marriage applications are published for obtaining any objection. If the application of the intended marriage receives no objection, the marriage can be solemnized through Court Marriage in Tis Hazari Court after 30 days of the submission of the applications of intended marriage at the marriage registrar offices, where any one of the parties has resided more than 30 days prior of the submission of the application of marriage.