A court marriage is devoid of rites and ceremonies and is simple. The Marriage Registrar performs the court marriage procedure. Upon completion, the parties receive a court marriage certificate confirming their union is valid in the eyes of the law. In India, either the Hindu marriage act of 1955 or the Special Marriage Act of 1954 governs the court marriages. Court marriage can be performed under both of these Acts. When a person marries someone of the opposite sex, the man should be above 21, and the woman be over 18. What are the steps involved in...
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