Section 33 of SMA : Section 33: Proceedings To Be In Camera And May Not Be Printed Or Published
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Explanation using Example
Imagine a couple, John and Priya, who decide to get married under The Special Marriage Act, 1954. They file an application for their marriage at the local marriage registrar's office. During the process, they must attend a few proceedings related to their marriage registration.
As per Section 33 of the Special Marriage Act, 1954, these proceedings are conducted in private, meaning that they are not open to the public. This is to ensu...
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