Remarriage and living together

Decree of nullity like that of divorce can be challenged in the High Court within 90 days period, so best is to wait for 90 days before remarrying.

However if the marriage was null and void on specific ground e.g., previous living spouse or existing valid marriage of the respondent duly proved than even no need for waiting for appeal period.

Living together without marrying is decision of two person for which no one can say anything, no legal hurdle at all.

1. Remarriage - it is advisable to wait 90 days after annulment decree.
2. Two unmarried adults can live, travel, sleep together as long it is based on free and mutual consent.
3. If the consent is based on a promise of marriage in the future, then the parties must have bona fide intention to fulfill such promise.

Thank you Mr Mahajan and Vibha, for your reply. The Nullity is expartee because of absence of the respondent.

Can any lodge refuse boarding only because of the couple is not married (both are unmarried)? Even after having pre-booking? If it happens can that couple call the police and make complaint against the lodge? Will the police help  the couple ?

Thats the question, why should I spend money? why should I book seperate room ? am I doing any illegal stuff booking a single room?

You don't need to play hide and seek.

Where are you planning to visit? Question may be asked in Tirupati, no questions will be asked for sure in Goa.

You are, I am afraid, not fully honest with facts.

Mr Venu

Your doubt is unncessarily baseless. I am planning to go for a vacation with my girlfriend. Next year we are going to marry. I live in abroad. When I will go to India we are planning for a tour. I called several lodges( 3 star ) in Digha, All those lodges says if we are unmarried they cannot allow. We are ready to face any legal consequences. But I cannot accept this illegal refusal. so I want to know the exact rules about it...so that if we face any problem we can protest.

And, according to your profile, you are just a student! 

Mr Venu,

yes, I am a PhD student. Whats the problem in it? Is the rule different for students in India?