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Is court marriage certificate sufficient for documentation process


20-Jul-2023 (In Family Law)
Sir me and my gf performed court marriage through arya samaj mandir two years ago. But in that period we were not living together. Now we have decided to live together. Now we have decided to tell our parents about court marriage. But sir we have lost the arya samaj certificate but we have the certificate issued by court for register our marriage. Sir i want to ask that now if our parents deny our relationship then this court marriage certificate will be enough without arya samaj certificate to show our marriage and in further documentation purpose like new adhar card and votimg card of my wife of new address??
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Answer #1
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Dear client, First of all congratulations for u marriage.Dear client yes certificate issued by the court is sufficient and no one can deny that both of u are husband and wife.In that case even ur parents can't deny ur marriage .You can use this certificate in the documents also.Dear client for more clarification u can contact me and I m happy to help u.
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Answer #2
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Court marriage certificate is enough to prove that you are married in front of your family, but in some cases it is compulsory to have arya samaj certificate along with court marriage certificate and you can also reissue that certificate as well as from court or from arya samaj mandir.
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Answer #3
595 votes
Yes, the court marriage certificate is more than sufficient. You need not worry about this issue. The male should be 21 and the female should be atleast 18 at the time of marraige. For more information feel free to have a word with me. All the best. Best of luck !
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Answer #4
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In regard to query, it is submitted that the said marriage registration is sufficient enough and further you can get the copy from the concerned Mandir as well as the Hon'ble court where you got your marriage registered. You should not be bothered about your concern at all as you both are liable to be protected under law and can very well avail ther remedy under writ to get the protection from the concerned High Court.
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