NRI spouses, particularly women, possess specific rights aimed at safeguarding their well-being and dignity. Here’s a straightforward breakdown of these rights: 1. Right against Physical, Sexual, and Economic Exploitation: NRI women have theRead More
NRI spouses, like all individuals, are entitled to certain fundamental rights under the Constitution of India, ensuring their equality and protection under the law. Here’s a simplified overview of these rights: 1. RightRead More
In India, marriage laws vary across states, with some mandating registration while others leave it optional. Currently, states like Andhra Pradesh, Delhi, Goa, Gujarat, Himachal Pradesh, Karnataka, and Maharashtra have enacted legislation toRead More
A marriage certificate serves as more than just a legal document; it’s a tangible proof of a sacred union, indispensable for various official purposes. Recognizing its significance, the Supreme Court of India mandatedRead More
In a bid to address growing concerns surrounding the authenticity and legal recognition of marriages involving Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) and Overseas Citizen of India (OCI) individuals, the Law Commission has put forward aRead More
For non-resident Indians (NRIs) seeking to tie the knot with an Indian citizen, navigating the legal landscape of marriage can seem daunting. However, with the provisions of the Special Marriage Act, the processRead More
In a significant move towards ensuring legal validity and protecting marital rights, the Supreme Court of India has issued a final directive to all states and Union Territories to enact laws mandating theRead More
Marriage, a sacred union celebrated with fervor and tradition in India, is increasingly becoming intertwined with legal formalities, particularly regarding registration. Here’s a closer look at the significance and requirements of registering marriagesRead More
In a diverse nation like India, where myriad communities, religions, and nationalities coexist, the Indian Special Marriage Act of 1954 stands as a beacon of inclusivity, allowing couples of different backgrounds to solemnizeRead More
For couples who prefer a secular approach to marriage or belong to different religious backgrounds, the Indian Special Marriage Act of 1954 offers a legal framework for solemnizing civil marriage ceremonies. This ActRead More
