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Love is a wonderful and powerful feeling that makes people feel happy and cared for. It’s when you really like someone a lot and want to be close to them.
In India, there are a lot of reasons that couples are not allowed to marry their loved ones:
- Religion Difference
- Traditional Values of Families
- Caste Difference
- Social Pressure
- Family Reputation
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Steps in Court / Love Marriage
1. If both partners are of same Religion
In Law – Hindus, Sikhs, Jains, and Buddhists are considered to be of the same religion.
One spouse can be a Sikh, Second can be a Hindu.
One spouse can be a Hindu, Second can be a Jain.
One spouse can be a Buddhist, Second can be a Sikh.
Both Spouses are Hindu.
Both Spouses are Sikh.
Both Spouses are Buddhist.
Both Spouses are Jain.
Both Spouses are Muslim.
Both Spouses are Christian.
In all these cases, the marriage will first take place as per the religious ceremony of one of the partners. Eg. Saat Phere, Anand Karaj, Nikah, etc. Once the religious ceremony is performed, the marriage is successful.
In these cases, same-day marriage is possible.
After the religious ceremony, the marriage can be registered with the Registering Officer of the area. Registration / Non-Registration has no effect on the validity of marriage.
2. If both partners belong to different Religions
If one spouse is a Hindu, and second is a Christian. Such marriage cannot be performed by religious ceremony because the partners are of different religions.
For Same-Day marriage in such cases, one of the spouses must change their Religion.
Otherwise, a special procedure has to be followed for marriage in such cases.
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