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Affidavit for Marriage Registration by Joint Applicant (Drafting)

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Affidavit for Marriage Registration by Joint Applicant (Drafting)

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What is a marriage certificate?

In India, it is compulsory to register one’s marriage to make it legally valid. Registration of marriage provides a marriage certificate to the individuals as a proof of their marriage. A marriage can be between two Hindus or between a male and female belonging to any religion, caste or creed. It can also be between an Indian and a Foreigner.

Why is it Necessary to Register Marriage?

Once you register the marriage then a marriage certificate is given to you. A marriage certificate is always very useful at the time of applying for passport, or changing the maiden name of females etc. a marriage certificate is a valid proof of you being legally married to your partner.

Types of Marriage Registration

Marriages in India can be registered under any of these Acts:
•   The Hindu Marriage Act,1955
•   The Special Marriage Act,1954

The conditions to be fulfilled for a valid Hindu marriage are as follows:
•   The bridegroom should have completed 21 years and the bride should have completed 18 years of age.
•   Neither party should have a spouse living at the time of marriage
•   Neither party is suffering from any mental disorder, or mentally incapable of making decisions at the time of marriage or unfit for marriage due to such mental disorder or is subject to recurrent attacks of insanity.
•   Both parties should not be related to each other within the prohibited degree of relationship as prescribed by the Hindu Marriage Act unless the custom or usage governing each of them permits such marriage.
•   Both parties should not be sapindas of each other unless the custom or usage permits of a marriage between the two.

Marriage Registered Under Special Marriage Act, 1954- Court Marriage

This is termed as Court Marriage. Court marriage can be solemnised between between a male and female belonging to different religion, caste, creed or between an Indian and a foreign national. Court marriages do not require any rituals. The two individuals can directly appear before the Registrar and apply for the Registration. In this there is solemnisation of marriage between two individuals.

Procedure For Registering Marriage Under Special Marriage Act, 1954

Court marriage or marriage solemnised under the Special Marriage Act requires the following steps or procedure to be followed:
•   Both parties should file a Notice of intended marriage in the prescribed form to the marriage Registrar of that District. This should be filed in the place where either of the parties have resided for 30 days immediately preceding the date on which such notice is given.
•   This notice is published or put-up on the notice board calling for objections if any
•   On expiry of 30 days from the date of notice for intended marriage, the marriage shall be solemnised if no objections are received.
•   Three witnesses shall be present for both parties and they shall sign in the Register.

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Marriage Registered Under Hindu Marriage Act, 1955

This is for marriage only between two Hindus. In this there is no solemnisation of marriage. It involves only the registration of an already solemnised marriage. The Hindu Marriage Act is applicable only to Hindus, Sikhs, Buddhists and Jains or when someone is converted to these religions.

Procedure for Registration of Hindu Marriage

After the marriage is solemnised and conducted as per the Hindu customs and rituals, the parties have to apply to the Registrar of Marriage or the Tahsildar of their District where either of the parties resides or where the marriage took place.
•   The parties should register the marriage within one month from the date of marriage.
•   There is no notice required in Hindu marriage registration.
•   Both parties should fill the application form.
•   They have to submit two photographs of the marriage ceremony.
•   They should also attach their Wedding card.
•   They have to submit document in proof of their ID
•   They have to submit document in proof of their address.
•   They have to submit document in proof of their date of birth.
•   An affidavit of self declaration mentioning that each party is not having a spouse living or that they are not prohibited relationships or sapindasof each other should be attached. The affidavit should be Notary attested.
•   Guardians or parents of each party should be present.
•   Both parties have to sign the Register in the presence of three witnesses.

After few days of applying the parties will receive the Marriage Certificate.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

A trademark is a kind of intellectual property which consists of a recognizable sign, design, or expression which identifies products or services of a particular source from those of others, although trademarks used to identify services are usually called service marks.
During the process of registration the examiner should satisfy with the trademark which means the mark should be compelled with all criteria and rules for registration, in case the examiner feels unsatisfied with the trademark he may object the it. He will intimate to the applicant and the applicant need to respond within thirty days and such reply need to satisfy the examiner, on failing to reply the application will be abandoned and failing to satisfy the examiner may reject the application. Hence, reply should be crafted by an expert of trademark and Legal.
You can get the examination report of the trademark objection on the website of IPI India.
TM expert drafts and files a reply within the 3 working days of objection received subject to the availability of the documents
As far as the status is showing objected you can be able to file the reply for your trademark objection mentioned in the examination report
In case the trademark resembles or infringes any existing trademark or any other reason it might cause damages, in such cases the aggrieved party may file an objection to the examiner and the examiner may solve the issue based upon the parties statements and evidences. When the objection arose the examiner will inform to the applicant and he need to reply within sixty days on failing to do so the applicant will deem to be abandoned.
You can submit the reply to the trademark objection report until the alert ‘Awaiting Reply to Examination Report’ is displayed. If you fail to submit reply much after the deadline, your trademark objection status will be marked as ‘Abandoned’.
The application is published in the trademark journal for next 3 months, where it can be objected by a third party. If no opposition has been made by the third party, trademark Registration Certificate will be issued by the Trademark Registry.
The objection can be made with respect to the trademark statue and rules, which expressly restrains the registration of the trademark on basis of two ground absolute and relative grounds.
The reason for the objection can be many either regarding the documents filed or regarding the fulfillment of criteria mandated by the statue and rules.
The reply to the Trademark exam report should be submitted within 30 days from the date of examination report raised. If you didn’t file the reply within time, your trademark use rights shall be revoked.
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