Registration should be done for all the marriages.It is mandatory now.Even arranged marriages need to be registered this would give you alegal proof.

Answered by meaning .. , an ibibo Specialist, at 11:51 AM on April 16, 2008

its about practicality.... legal things are trusted more than anything else when it comes to settlement of any disputes... that is why it is said that every marriage should be legalized.

Answered by rakesh sain , an ibibo Advisor, at 8:49 PM on April 10, 2008

No one gets married thinking that there will be a dispute .But if there is a dispute then the registered document holds more value.It is always best to register any marriage whether arranged or court.

Answered by Malti Singh , an ibibo Advisor, at 1:09 AM on April 09, 2008

Yes you are true, that registered marriages are considered as more authentic then any thing else. For that purpose it is always essential to solomonise the marriage ceremony as per the tradition and after wards register it with the Registrar of Marriages. But in some cases the Hindu marriage act also have some provisions even if it is not registered, for settlement of marriage related issues, when there are witnesses to those marriage (such as the parents, the panditji, marriage photographs, marriage invitation cards, etc.).

Answered by N B , an ibibo Specialist, at 1:40 PM on April 08, 2008

After registered marriage people will need profe.this is legal marriage can go with socity.two people with love bonding do this registered marriage in less cost.

Answered by Mohd Farooq , an ibibo Master, at 2:06 PM on April 07, 2008

In any case proof of marriage has to be given so what better proof than registered marriage

Answered by Dr Yukti , an ibibo Advisor, at 12:16 PM on April 07, 2008

No, not really. Settling any marriage dispute has two aspects. Legal and social. Both registered and arranged marriage are have got equivalent legal value and are legally void. However when you take social aspect into consideration, an arranged marraige involves pressure for resolution of any dispute from the society but in a registered marriage which is not an arranged marriage , the society may not interfere for resolution of any dispute and continuation of marriage.

Answered by ashish , an ibibo Citizen, at 7:20 AM on April 07, 2008

sir dnt take me odrwise but 2 update u nw every marriage has 2 b registered. so no chance escaping 4m legal affairs if dispute cum at bigger level

Answered by vishal gupta , an ibibo Citizen, at 11:57 PM on April 06, 2008

If the arranged marriage conducted in some temple or such local authority authorised marriage mandapams,they get their marriage register signed by both husband and wife with witnesses.Then they issue a marriage certificate with which they have to apply to the local civil authority in special forms within 15 days of the marriage.The Civil authority again after obtaining witnesse's signatures issue proper Marriage Certificate in Rs 10 INDIA NON JUDICIAL Security Form.which is valid in any court of law.
Mind, this is all, if within 15 days after marriage applied for only.
If the time lapsed,your option is the only help.Application for Marriage Registration Under Special Marriage Act.1954,Section 11, a declaration has to be made by both married couples to the Sub Registrar of the zila with two witnesses.(there is no time limit as it is)They will put this in their notice board(publish) for 30days.If no body comes with any objection within this 30 days,both are required to be present with the old witnesses in front of the Sub Registrar and sign in their record book as married and are now onwards husband and wife.He will issue a Marriage Certificate in Rs.10 INDIA NON JUDICIAL Security Stamped Paper as per Special Marriage Act,1954(43 of 1954),THE FIFITH SCHEDULE(section 16).This also bears the same validity as of the 1st stated by me.Thus, what I meant to say, that is, both are authentic only, in any cort of law.To settle the marriage related disputes any one is a must. So,all marriages are to be registerd.Now it is a Law in force.

Answered by SUKUMARAN , an ibibo Master, at 10:27 PM on April 06, 2008

Yes registered marriage is the better option of a proof of marriage for any legal activity. Even most of the Europian country mendatory the registred marriage as a proof if u bringing your wife alongwith there.

Answered by guru shakya , an ibibo Advisor, at 10:08 PM on April 06, 2008