Section 4 of SMA : Section 4: Conditions Relating To Solemnization Of Special Marriages
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Explanation using Example
Imagine a couple, John and Priya, who come from different religious backgrounds. They want to get married without the traditional ceremonies of either religion. They decide to marry under the Special Marriage Act, 1954. Before proceeding, they check if they meet the requirements of Section 4:
- Both John and Priya confirm that they are single and have no living spouses from any previous marriage.
- They are both of sound mind, capable of giving con...
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