P I Joseph Mariya Raju 17 August 2017
Raveena Kataria (Advocate ) 17 August 2017
Since the husband is Christian, the marriage couldn't have been solemnized as per the Hindu Marriage Act (both parties have to be Hindu for a valid marriage; section 2.) Neither has this marriage been performed as per the provisions of Special Marriage Act, for instance, it was also required by the two parties in question to send a notice to the marriage officer of their district (section 5) and wait for a month before the marriage could have been solemnized.
As neither of the above seems to be the case, the husband is not entitled to relief under any of these acts.
P I Joseph Mariya Raju 18 August 2017
Adv Radhika Mehta (Advocate) 18 August 2017
You can file a Declatory suit under the Specific Relief Act
Dr J C Vashista (Advocate) 20 August 2017
The temple shall not issue marriage certificate solemnised without conversion of a Christian to Hinduism. If it has issued the certificate is invalid.
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