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Originally Posted by kanaiyalalgor  Hi,
Would like to check withe process of the Marriage registration.
Are both parties required to be there while registereing. I am an advocate. I have all the documents with me & i can produce all documents to the registrar with signatures, afidavite & all relevant documents.
Kanaiyalal |
Yes, both parties have to be present.
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Department of Stamps and Registration Registration Of Marriage in India - laws related to marriage in India Seasons India :: Marriage Registration Requirements Frequently Asked Questions on Marriages Quote:
Originally Posted by taurus Marriage is personal. To seek to know whether someone is married or not is trying to invade their privacy. Hence it falls under the exemption clause of the Act. Just because it is registered, it does not lose its private character. |
taurus,
I think you are not married ! You will discover soon.
(He He He He He LOL)
In India, marriage is the MOST public event you can ever think of.
Even MORE public than your death.
Haven't you attended any marriage in India ?
Even the Wedding Cards say "please be invited with family and friends" !
Please go through the whole thread....
- Marriage registration has become compulsory in India
- For registration notice has to be given and the notice is publicly displayed on the notice board in the Registrar's office for 30 days.
- Anything displayed in public is common public knowledge and in the public domain