Unlike typical Indian weddings, court marriages are solemnised in conformity with the Special Marriage Act, 1954 (referred to as 'the act'). The court marriage occurs or is solemnised in the presence of a Marriage Officer and three witnesses in the court. These marriages may not have to add more complex customary or ceremonial stages of the partners' laws. Marrying in the presence of a marriage official in compliance with the statute makes it a lawful marriage. Conditions for Court Marriage Section 4 of the Special Marriage Act specifies the judicial m...
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