What Should You Do If Your Marriage Is Declared Null And Void Under Indian Law
In general, nullity refers to an act that is legally void in nature. In the case of marriage, it refers to the family court's statement that the marriage between two people did not exist and was therefore invalid. The statement merely indicates that there was never any marriage. The term "void" refers to something that is null and void in legal terms. A void marriage is invalid from the start. As a result, it has traditionally been handled in legal terms as if it never occurred. Legal Framework Section 11 of the HMA addresses the provision of void marriages. Section 11 does not define void marriages, but it does specify the circumstances on which a marriage can be declared void. Any marriage is void under the HMA if it does not meet the conditions outlined in Section 5 Clauses (i), (iv), and (v). Clause (i) of Section 5 states that neither partner has a live spouse when they marry. Under Clause (iv) of Section 5, the parties are not in the banned c...