Court Marriage Registration Lawyer
At Public Adalat, we provide professional, hassle-free, and legally compliant Court Marriage Registration services for couples from all religions, castes, and communities across India. Whether you are planning an inter-caste marriage, inter-religion marriage, special marriage, or marriage without traditional ceremonies, our expert legal team ensures that the process is smooth, quick, and fully in accordance with Indian marriage laws.
What is Court Marriage?
A Court Marriage is a legally recognized union of two individuals performed under the supervision of a Marriage Officer in a court of law, without the need for religious or traditional rituals. It is conducted in accordance with the provisions of the Special Marriage Act, 1954 and is valid throughout India and internationally.
This type of marriage is ideal for:
- Inter-caste couples
- Interfaith couples
- Couples who wish to avoid expensive and time-consuming traditional ceremonies
- Couples seeking a legally recognized marriage certificate for visa, passport, or legal purposes
Legal Provisions for Court Marriage in India
The process and requirements of Court Marriage in India are governed by the Special Marriage Act, 1954. Key provisions include:
- Age requirement – Groom must be at least 21 years old, and bride must be at least 18 years old.
- Consent – Both parties must give their free consent without any force, fraud, or coercion.
- Marital status – Both must be unmarried, divorced, or legally separated (in case of prior marriage).
- Sound mind – Both should be mentally fit to understand the nature of marriage and responsibilities.
- Different religion or caste – Court marriage applies to couples irrespective of religion or caste.