Court Marriage Procedure in Ahmedabad | Advocate Paresh M Modi | Marriage Lawyers | 9925002031
Introduction:
Court marriages in Ahmedabad are governed by the Special Marriage Act, 1954. This is a simple, legal way for couples to get married without religious formalities.
Steps for Court Marriage:
- Notice submission to the marriage registrar.
- Verification and 30-day waiting period.
- Marriage registration after approval.
Legal words and Definitions
Online
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Court Lawyers
Legal professionals who represent clients and provide legal assistance in court proceedings.
Court Advocates
Advocates who specialize in appearing before courts to plead cases on behalf of their clients.
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Love
An intense feeling of affection, care, or deep emotional connection between individuals.
Marriage
A legally or socially recognized union between two individuals, establishing rights and obligations between them.
Near
At or within a short distance or proximity to a specific location or point.
Ahmedabad
A major city in the state of Gujarat, India, known for its cultural heritage, business hubs, and legal services.
Gujarat
A western state in India, renowned for its industrial development, historical significance, and legal infrastructure.
Bail
The release of an accused person from custody, typically on the condition that they will appear in court as required.
Anticipatory Bail
A legal provision allowing an individual to seek pre-arrest bail in anticipation of being accused of a crime.
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A form of bail granted to an accused person after their arrest, ensuring their release from custody.
Crime
An act or omission that violates the law and is punishable by the state.
Criminal
A person who has committed a crime or an adjective referring to matters related to crime or its punishment.
Court Marriage
Court Marriage is a legally recognized matrimonial union solemnized before a Marriage Officer under the Special Marriage Act, 1954. It does not require religious rituals and is conducted through statutory procedures such as notice filing, document verification, publication, and formal declaration by both partners before witnesses.
Love Marriage
Love Marriage refers to a marriage in which the partners choose each other based on mutual affection, independent decision-making, and personal preference. It may be solemnized through religious ceremonies or registered legally under the Special Marriage Act or respective personal laws.
Marriage Registration
Marriage Registration is the formal process of recording a marriage with the competent government authority under prevailing law, such as the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955, or the Special Marriage Act, 1954. The registration provides legal validity, documentary proof, and enforceable rights for both spouses.
In Ahmedabad
In Ahmedabad refers to marital or legal services, procedures, authorities, or jurisdictions specifically applicable within the geographical limits of Ahmedabad district, including the offices of the Marriage Registrar, Sub-Registrar, Family Courts, and related administrative departments of Gujarat.
In Gujarat
In Gujarat refers to marriage-related legal provisions, procedures, and administrative requirements applicable across the State of Gujarat under state rules, district registrar offices, and statutory frameworks aligned with central marriage laws.
In India
In India refers to the nationwide legal framework governing marriages, including statutory acts such as the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955; Special Marriage Act, 1954; Muslim Marriage laws; Christian Marriage Act, 1872; and Parsi Marriage and Divorce Act, 1936. The term covers all national-level rules, rights, and procedures uniformly applicable across the country unless modified by state rules.
Why Choose Advocate Paresh M Modi?
Advocate Modi specializes in court marriage cases and ensures hassle-free legal compliance for couples.
About Advocate Paresh M Modi
Advocate Paresh M Modi is a prominent lawyer based in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, known for his expertise in criminal law, property disputes, family law, and financial fraud cases. With decades of experience, he has earned the trust of clients across Gujarat and India. His commitment to providing accessible and reliable legal services makes him a top choice for online legal advice.
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