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Null and void marriage under special marriage act 1954


21-Aug-2025 (In Criminal Law)
May I null and void my marriage which is done under special marriage act 1954 without my consent
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Answer #1
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Yes, you can file a petition under section 25 of the special marriage act 1954 for annullment of marriage if the marriage was done under coercion and without consent. You need to file petition before the family court to get the decree in your favour. There are many supreme court cases regarding declaring the marriage as null and void if performed without free consent.
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Answer #2
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Yes, you can nullify your marriage if it is done without your consent under section 25 of the special marriage act. You can file a petition in the court defining your situation and the court then if the circumstances are as defined by u is of the opinion that it can be nullify will declare your marriage as null and void.
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Answer #3
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Hello reader, you have the right to seek a decree of nullity (annulment) from the competent District Court. Consent obtained by force, fraud, or without your knowledge makes the marriage voidable. The Court, after examining the facts and evidence, can declare such a marriage as null and void.
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