After the Allahabad High Court’s decision, how easy it will be to marry under the Special Marriage Act, know
After the Allahabad High Court’s decision, getting married under the Special Marriage Act will now become easier. According to the new act, married couples will no longer need to give notice 30 days in advance. While hearing a petition, Judge Vivek Chaudhary pronounced this decision.
After the Allahabad High Court’s decision, getting married under the Special Marriage Act will now become easier. According to the new act, married couples will no longer need to give notice 30 days in advance. While hearing a petition, Judge Vivek Chaudhary pronounced this decision.
Under the Special Marriage Act, couples getting married can now use section 6 if they want to get information about their partner. At the same time, you can also choose to get a notice of your choice.
Mutual consent required for marriage
Apart from this, the court commented that such a step is centuries old, which is like cruelty and injustice to the younger generation. Justice Vivek Chaudhary made this remark from the Lucknow bench of the High Court. Let me tell you, the court has given this order on the habeas corpus petition of Safia Sultan. The court said that now the notice will be optional and the marriage officer will start the further process only on the request of the married couple. The court said that the couple must first tell about their introduction, age, mutual consent for marriage.
Know what was the whole matter
Last month, Safiya Sultan, after adopting Hindu religion, married a man named Abhishek Kumar Pandey with full custom. After this, the girl changed her name to Simran. Earlier, on December 14, the court, while hearing the case, reserved its decision. Significantly, on 28 November, the conversion law was implemented in Uttar Pradesh. Since then, 16 cases have been registered in UP.
