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SECTION 13(B) provided for divorce by mutual consent by presentation of the petition (first motion) in the District Court by the parties on the grounds that (1) they have been living separately for a period of one year or more, (2) that they have been unable to cohabitate, and (3) that they have mutually agreed that the marriage should be dissolved. SECTION 13(B) also provided for second petitions to be filed not earlier than six months after the first petition. With time, the Indian Courts encountered a number of these divorce cases in which the parties were adamant that their differences could not be resolved and would continue to exist even after the statutory cooling-off period of six months, which begins on the date the first petition or motion was filed. Case Laws: The Statutory Cooling Off Period was finally allowed to be waived off after taking into account some factors outlined by the Supreme Court of India in Re: Amit Kumar v. Suman Beniwal- SC judgement_11-Dec-2...

A marriage certificate is a formal declaration of the union of two persons. In India, marriages must be registered in accordance with either the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955, or the Special Marriage Act, 1954. In order to legalize a marriage in India, the Honorable Supreme Court mandated registration in the year 2006. Most individuals are aware that getting a marriage registered in India is required, but because they are unaware of the process, they either overpay an agent or experience excessive hassle. The steps for registering a marriage in India, both online and offline are as follows: Obtaining a marriage certificate online In India nowadays, marriage registration online is a possibility, much like other necessities that can be purchased online. Online registration is more popular since it saves time and hassles, requires less waiting time, and, especially in this age of social isolation, is more convenient. One's several appointments with the marriage registry are sk...

A "bill of exchange" that is due upon demand is a cheque. The "drawer" is the person who issues the cheque, and the "drawee" is the person for whom the cheque is issued. Cheques are used in practically all transactions, including loan repayment, wage payment, payment of bills, payment of fees, etc. On a daily basis, banks process and clear the vast majority of checks. Cheques are issued as a means of obtaining payment documentation. A phenomenon known as a "cheque bounce" results from the non-payment of the money owing to an insufficient balance in the account. Quick action must be done in order to retrieve the sum. How Do You Start Legal Action If a Cheque Bounces? Within 30 days of a dishonored cheque, the beneficiary sends the defaulter the Cheque Bounce Notice through registered mail. The notification of a bounced cheque must be correctly prepared and contain information regarding the transaction's type, amount, date the...

It can be really difficult to choose between doing what seems right for you and obeying your parents at times. Our culture has taught us to have regard for our parents and their preferences. They might not support the marriage because they want you to be happy with your partner for the long term. Your parents may genuinely care about your welfare, in which case they would advise you to rethink your choice. Steps to Convince Boy's Parents if they are against Marriage When trying to convince the boy's parents if they are against the marriage, consider the following steps- Open Communication- Initiate open and respectful communication with the parents. Express your love and commitment to each other and emphasize the positive aspects of the relationship. Understand Concerns- Listen carefully to the parents' concerns and try to empathize with their perspective. Show that you value their opinions and are willing to address their concerns. Share Common Va...

Court marriages in India, unlike customary marriages, are performed according to the provisions of Special Marriage Act, 1954. According to the Act of 1954, marriage can be solemnized in court or in the presence of the respective marriage officer and three witnesses. Mentioned below are some of the rules that must be followed when applying for court marriage. In addition to the rules and procedures mentioned below, if there are any doubts left, it is advised that you seek legal guidance from an experienced advocate around you.   Eligibility-  Two people of different genders, from any caste, religion, place, etc., are allowed to marry through the Court. Certain conditions have been provided under the respective Act that must be fulfilled for two persons to register for court marriage: There should be no pre-existing marriage; even if there was, no living spouse should be there, i.e., if the person applying for court marriage was married earlier, then ...

But a lot of developments in the area of marriage and divorce laws were observed with the adoption of the Hindu Marriage Act 1955. Sections 13, 13, 13-B, 14, and 15 of the HMA of 1955 all discuss divorce. The criteria for obtaining a divorce are outlined in Section 13. According to Section 14, spouses cannot file for divorce until after one year of marriage, although in rare cases, such as where bigamy is involved or when the petitioner's agreement was obtained via deceit or fraud, such petitions may be considered. Section 15 states that a divorced person may remarry when certain conditions are met, such as when there is no right of appeal against the divorce decree, the appeal period has passed, or an appeal has been filed but was denied. In these circumstances, it is legal for either party to remarry. The simplest definition of divorce is the legal dissolution of a marriage through a court process. However, there are other procedures and laws that must be followed in ord...

A marriage certificate holds significant importance in India, as it serves as legal proof of a valid marriage. It establishes the marital status of individuals and provides legal recognition for the union. The certificate is required for various purposes, such as applying for visas, obtaining social security benefits, claiming inheritance rights, and availing of government schemes. It also facilitates the registration of marriages and ensures the protection of the rights and responsibilities of married couples under the law. Benefits of Getting Copy of Marriage Certificate in India Obtaining a copy of a marriage certificate in India offers several benefits- Legal Recognition: A marriage certificate provides legal recognition to the marriage, establishing it as a valid union in the eyes of the law. Proof of Marriage: It serves as concrete proof of the marriage, confirming the marital status of individuals for various purposes. Government Documentation: The cer...