Section 3 of PCMA : Section 3: Child Marriages To Be Voidable At The Option Of Contracting Party Being A Child
PCMA
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Explanation using Example
Imagine a scenario where a girl named Priya was married at the age of 15 in a rural village. The marriage was arranged by her parents, and she was not given a choice in the matter. After the marriage, Priya learns about her rights and the Prohibition of Child Marriage Act, 2006. Now at the age of 18, Priya decides she wants to annul the marriage. Since she was a child at the time of her marriage, she has the right to file a petition in the district court to declare her marriage voidable.
Priya approaches the district court, and because she is still consider...
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