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Yes, two foreigners can legally get married in India.The Legal Process for Getting Married in India are as follows: 1) The couple should be prepared to stay in India for 60 days its a lengthy process. 2) Civil weddings in India are governed by the provisions of The Special Marriage Act, 1954.
Under Christian Marriage Act 1872, The marriage is legitimate only under the following conditions: The groom must be at least 21 years old. The bride must be at least 18 years old. The agreement between the two parties must be free and voluntary and without compulsion, undue influence, or threat of violence.Christian marriages in the country are performed by an authorised Minister or Priest in a church. After the marriage ceremony is completed, the minister or priest registers the marriage and issues a certificate of marriage in the name of the couple and thereby, makes it official. To register a marriage officially, it is essential for each party to the union to make an application to the concerned authority that is located in their vicinity regarding the intention of marriage. This article talks about the necessary details of the Indian Christian Marriage Act and its features.According to the Act, it is a necessity that either one or both the parties involved in the marriage be Christians. Therefore under the Act, a marriage may be termed as void and redundant unless one of the parties taking part in the union is governed by a different law that forbids such a wedding on the grounds of prohibited degrees of relationship.
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