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 A marriage certificate is a crucial document since it serves as documentation in situations where it is needed, such as when applying for a passport or opening a bank account under a new surname. The Supreme Court of India ruled in 2006 that marriage registration and obtaining a marriage certificate were requirements. Certain advantages come with marriage registration, and it also protects women's rights. A certification of the same is evidence that a couple is married. Marriage is registered under the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955, or under the Special Marriage Act, 1954. Both the bride and the groom must be of legal age 21 for the groom and 18 for the bride in order to get a marriage license. The chaos of a wedding can occasionally result in information being omitted from or incorrectly stated on a marriage certificate. Therefore, a double check should be made before applying for the certificate in order to ensure the same. Before finishing the certificate, the registrar...

It becomes incredibly stressful to spend one's hard-earned money on buying a house, apartment, or other project and not receive it on time. This ongoing issue has been affecting the real estate sector for years.  Thus it is one of the reasons which led to the creation of the Real Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA), a sector-specific forum by the government. The RERA has given buyers more power, but the recent realization that they can contact numerous forums like National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) & National Consumer Dispute Resolution Commission (NCDRC) has prompted panic among negligent builders and chaos in the real estate industry. Legal Remedies Available to the Buyers One can submit a written complaint to the proper dispute resolution forum if he purchases a project and the builder continues to delay giving possession of the project. - One can also file a complaint at the RERA in their respective states and claim their refund...

The crimes including extortion, threat, sexual assault, harassment, blackmailing, terrorism, defamation, crimes related to obscenity, etc. are some of the few crimes punishable under the Indian Penal Code. If you wish to understand the legal provisions or to seek advice regarding the same, it is advised to seek legal opinion from experienced lawyers in Jaipur . Similar to the crimes mentioned above, nowadays, modern technology is also used to commit crimes, as a few of which have been mentioned below- Cyber defamation and cyber bullying- publishing defamatory statements against any person on social media platforms such as facebook, twitter, etc. Cyber Bullying- posting obscene pictures of a woman on the social media platforms, or to blackmail a woman with the same with an intention of demanding money or to obtain sexual favours, or sending rape threats to her, etc. Cyber Stalking- Sending messages to a woman on the social media platform or calling her despite h...

 The term "mutual divorce" refers to a divorce that both spouses in a marriage have approved. Mutual divorces are typically much less expensive and unpleasant because both parties have agreed to the proceedings and settlements of the case. Even though they are still technically married, both parties need to have lived apart for at least a year before they can independently file for divorce. When a couple has mutual consent to file for divorce, the Joint Petition under Section 13-B must be submitted to the family court of the relevant jurisdiction (under section 19 of the Hindu Marriage Act). The divorce decree will be given in two movements because the Joint Petition must also be filed in two moves within the stipulated time frame in order for the mutual divorce to be granted. As a result, the first motion will include the first joint Petition as the Petition for the Decree of Divorce. The joint Petition for the Second Motion must be filed with the court at least six...

 The tiger is regarded as India's national animal. The traditions and religions of India recognize the value of protecting animals. Their safety and survival are still guaranteed by the laws in India. The government has made repeated attempts to establish a solid framework to defend national animal from any potential attacks. Habitat loss is brought on by deforestation and hunting, which is reducing the number of tigers. Tigers will go extinct if laws are not passed to stop the killing of these magnificent animals. The Wildlife Protection Act of 1972 Under this act, it is forbidden to hunt any of the wild animals specified in the four schedules of the Wildlife (Protection) Act of 1972 , whether inside or outside a sanctuary or any national park, as the tiger is considered to fall under Schedule I of the Act. Therefore, when discovered intact, the tiger hunting, including its skin, claws, and bones, does not fit under any other provisions of the Wildlife Protection ...

Court marriages in India, unlike marriages according to one’s customs, are done in accordance with the provisions of the Special Marriage Act,1954, according to which, marriage could be solemnized in the court or in the presence of the marriage officer and three witnesses. In case you are considering getting married through court, it is advised that you seek legal advice from experienced court marriage lawyers in agra or your city.  Eligibility-  Persons belonging to different genders from different castes, religions, places of birth, etc. could marry through Court. Conditions for court marriage- Various conditions are required to be fulfilled for interested parties to register for court marriage- There shall be no pre-existing marriage, even in case there was, no living spouse should be there at the time of applying for court marriage, if either party was married earlier, then at the time of court marriage, such party should either be a divorcee or a wi...

"The court may let a person to come before it even if he is not an advocate." One has the right to argue their case under the Indian Advocate's Act. These processes are a little challenging, so if you're not a lawyer, how do you know where to start? How should I appear? Or the necessity to start by looking. Most people employ a lawyer to steer clear of this con. People would rather employ an attorney than go through this difficult process alone. Lawyers are essentially educated experts who are used to all the processes. If you want to win a lawsuit, you need to have solid legal education and understanding, which attorneys naturally possess. Steps to winning a court case without a lawyer: Finding out which legal right has been violated or what crime has taken place is the first step. After determining what it is, you must do a thorough investigation into the crucial factors involved in your case. It shouldn't be something that bothers you; it should b...

Patients require doctors. However, because of commercialization, this relationship has lost its long-standing integrity, which causes the medical community tremendous concern. Medical Negligence is a significant issue that can have severe repercussions for those affected by it. One could take many actions to get justice if one were the sufferer of medical negligence in India. Types of Claims against a Doctor in India There are numerous claims that might be leveled against a doctor. They are: Medical Malpractice- The most frequent type of complaint brought against a doctor is for medical misconduct. This claim focuses on the doctor's negligence or disregard for accepted medical practices. Negligence- This kind of accusation focuses on the doctor's careless or irresponsible actions. Products with Faults- A person may be entitled to compensation if he/she has suffered injury as a consequence of using a doctor-made product that was faulty. Remedies...

 As a class, I heir under the Hindu Succession Act of 1956, a son or a daughter possessing coparcenary rights can inherit their father's property if he passes away without leaving a will.  Rights on Ancestral Property Rights of Son- Under the Hindu Succession Act of 1956 , a boy child is born with inherited traits from his parents. It is a trait that male lineage can pass down for up to four generations. However, in order to claim ancestral property, two requirements must be met. One is whether it was passed down from the grandfather who divided the land or the father following his death. Rights of Daughter- In the past, the Hindu Undivided Family members were the only ones with a right to ancestral property. A Hindu female has the same right to ancestors' property as a Hindu male by the amendment made to the Hindu Succession Act of 2005 . On September 9, 2005, the amendment went into force, granting them the same coparcenary rights as sons. Rights on Self-a...

An actual contract involving two parties is a rental agreement. When one party (tenant) wishes to occupy the property of the other party (owner of the property) for a specific amount of time is known as a Rent agreement. The agreement includes information about the property, the names of the owner and the tenant, the length of the lease or rent, and the cost of the rent for the specified period of time. A written rent agreement is required since it helps to prevent disagreements between the tenant and landlord. It ensures the security of the landlord's property and spares the tenants from having to deal with any illegitimate requests from the landlord. Necessary Documents Needed for Rent Agreement As a tenant, one should ask for various necessary documents from the landowners. They are: Electricity Bill- Since the electricity bill contains the owner's name; it will assist you in locating the owner of the rental property. When using heavy appliances, you also ...