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Will it be a forced/fraud marriage ?


28-Sep-2026 (In Family Law)
This lady's relative never shared photo or detail of the groom neither she was allowed to meet the groom in person or allowed to talk over phone neither her relative asked her for her consent for the marriage prior to the marriage. She was ordered to get married. She saw her groom for the first time on the wedding day. Will this marriage be Fraud & Forced Marriage ? Can she apply for nullification of marriage on these grounds ?
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yes .. it's a ground of nullity of marriage if the marriage was registered on the day of marriage it will be filled under the special Marriage Act, if it is only a social marriage then the nullity of marriage will be filled under the Hindu Marriage Act. but the time between the marriage and the filing of nullity should be less than one year
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