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Section 496 in The Indian Penal Code, 1860 496. Marriage ceremony fraudulently gone through without lawful marriage.— Whoever, dishonestly or with a fraudulent intention, goes

marriage. After the marriage, giving a property or valuable security by the parents of the bride cannot constitute a "consideration" for the marriage ... parties to the marriage to the United States with a threat that if the amount was not paid the marriage ceremonies would not be completed

parents of Annapazham arranged the marriage. The marriage was performed 50 according to Hindu rites and ceremonies in the presence of relatives who were invited ... parents of Anna- pazham arranged the marriage. The marriage was performed according to Hindu rites and ceremonies in the presence of relatives who were invited

Yajnavalkya defines the Gandharva form of marriage as a marriage by mutual consent and Vijnaneswara adds that Gandharva marriage takes place through the mutual love ... that as Sudras are incompetent to perform ceremonies, none of the ceremonies are essential for a valid marriage according to the Gandharva form

marriage inasmuch as, marriage registration under Section 8 of the Hindu Marriage Act is a mere recording of the marriage after the marriage has been ... Hindu Marriage Act the word "marriage" must be solemnized, means in connection with a marriage to celebrate a marriage with proper ceremony with

Marriage Act , held inter alia, that that word 'solemnize' means in connection with a marriage, 'to celebrate the marriage with proper ceremonies ... marriage solemnized under the Hindu Marriage Act . Under the Hindu marriage Act a Marriage can only be solemnized if the ceremony of the marriage

time of the settlement of the marriage terms at Deoghar or during the marriage ceremony; (3) the story of the delivery of possession ... with the settlement of the terms of marriage or with any control or management of the marriage ceremony; (3) there was no reliable evidence that

that on 22/5/1997 he had gone to attend the marriage ceremony of daughter of son- in-law of his elder brother, where ... appellant went back to his house at Jaderua. After the entire marriage ceremonies were over, the complainant came back to his house, then his neighbors

marriage, and a Hindu marriage will also include a Buddhist marriage, which may be celebrated according to customary rites and ceremonies. If these rites, custom ... marriage was subsisting on the date of the second marriage and the second marriage was also valid and strictly according to the customary ceremonies

there were allegations of setting of Cracker/patakha Market, Woolen Market, Marriage Ceremony and Exhibitions which were permitted by the petitioner' Trust within ... Municipal Corporation, for each activity like Crackers/Patakha Market, Woolen Market, Marriage, Marriage Ceremony and Exhibitions etc. The petitioner also reminded the Municipal Corporation that