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Hindu parents ususlly arrange their childrens weddings.
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Whose preference is most important for hindus in choice of a marriage partner?
hindu priest
Can a Hindu married women have a right in her Hindu father's propety after her father's death?
Yes. Under Hindu Marriage Succession Act, all children married or unmarried have a right to the property of a deceased person.
Can a Hindu marriage be completed without saptapadi?
No, saptapadi is an essential part of Hindu marriage. Without it marriage can never be completed.
Can registered marriage of Hindu marriage Act cancel because of religion for christian boy and hindu girl?
If the marriage is done in the Court and at the Marriage Registrar's office then it is official and cannot be cancelled
Can unmarried Hindu girls have children?
Yes, unmarried Hindu girls can have children through various means such as adoption or assisted reproductive techniques like artificial insemination or in-vitro fertilization. Additionally, some girls may also choose to have children outside of marriage through consensual relationships.
What has the author R P Sethi written?
R. P. Sethi has written: 'The Hindu marriage act, 1955' -- subject- s -: Marriage - Hindu law -, Marriage law
What has the author Krishna Nath Chatterjee written?
Krishna Nath Chatterjee has written: 'Hindu marriage--past and present' -- subject(s): Hinduism, History, Marriage, Marriage (Hindu law), Religious aspects of Marriage
You are a Hindu girl and you love a christian.you both have planned to convince your parents .can you please give suggestions for the marriage to happen as a arranged one?
youre screwed dude!
What are some Hindu laws?
PERSONS GOVERNED BY HINDU LAW : The following persons are governed by Hindu Law: 1. A HINDU BY BIRTH : If the parents are both Hindus, their children whether legitimate or illegitimate become Hindus automatically. 2. A HINDU BY FAITH OR CONVERSION OF HINDUISM: Previously, it was a contention that "a Hindu is horn and nor made". But now even a person converted to Hinduism is treated as a Hindu. 3. ILLEGITIMATE CHILDREN : Illegitimate children born to Hindu parents or both the parents. 4. ILLEGITIMATE CHILDREN : Illegitimate children born to Christian father and Hindu mother, and brought up as a Hindu. 5. JAIN SIKH, BUDHIST LINGAYAT, BRAHMOS, ARYA SAMAJ: Jain Sikh, budhist, Lingayat, Brahmos, Arya Samajist and Santhals of Chota Nagpuri, If not varied by custom. 6. A person who is Hindu by birth, and who has renounced Hinduism and reverted back to Hinduism either by religious rites or recognition from community. 7. The sons of Hindu dancing grils of the Naik caste who are converted to Mohammedanism, but whose sons are brought up by the Hindu grand parents as Hindus. 8. To Hindu who have made a declaration that they were not Hindus for the purpose of Special Marriage Act 1872 PERSONS NOT GOVERNED BY HINDU LAW : 1. Illegitimate children born to Hindu father and Christian mother and brought up as Christians. 2. Illegitimate children born to a Hindu father and a Muslim mother. 3. Hindu converted to Islam religion 4. Hindu coverted to Christianity. 5. A Hindu marrying under Special Marriage Act, for the purpose of inheritance, governed by Indian Succession Act and not Hindu Succession Act. EFFECT OF COVERSION AS PER INDIAN HINDU LAW : APPLICABILITY OF HINDU LAW : 1. Chritianity : Earlier to Indian Succession Act 1925, a Hindu covert to Christianity could opt for Hindu faith. After passing the Indian Succession Act, the Hindu covert to Christianity is governed by the Indian Succession Act. 2.Mohammadanism : A Hindu covert to Mohammedanism has no option to retain Hindu personal law and he is governed by Muslim personal law. 3. Hinduism : Any covert to Hinduism from other religion does not have any caste, but if he professes Hindu faith, it is sufficieant for the application of Hindu Law. EFFECT OF CONVERSION ON INHERITANCE RIGHTS: Previously a convert from one religion to another could not inherit the property of his original religion. But the Caste Disabilities Removal Act 1850 abolished the said forfeiture of rights to inheritance by a convert. EFFECT OF CONVERSION ON MARITAL RIGHTS : Under the Hindu Marriage Act 1956 if any of the spouse converts himself to another religion the other party is entitled for a divorce. EFFECT OF CONVERSION ON RIGHT TO MAINTENANCE: The spouse who gets converted from Hinduism to another religion cannote claim maintenance. However if a Hindu himself renounces Hinduism the Hindu wife can claim separate residential maintenance from him. EFFECT OF CONVERSION ON RIGHT OF GUARDIANSHIP: When a guardian changes his religion, he cannot act as a guardian for the minor.
How do Rama and Sita influence Hindu marriages?
They influence Hindu marriage system. They influence people not to have second marriage. This is the reason why divorce are less in India.
Who can Hindus marry?
Obviously, a Hindu can legally marry anyone in most parts of the world. However, traditional Hindu customs say that the parents of bride and groom arrange the marriage and choose the partner for their child, and this person must be someone else of Hindu background.
Can an Hindu boy marry christian girl with the support of family?
Yes, a Hindu man can marry a Christian woman, regardless of their respective ages. In Western countries, marriage laws take no account of religion. In India, the Special Marriages Act applies to marriages across religions. Of course, if the woman is very much older than the man, there can be social and other issues that surround the marriage, but the law is only concerned with whether the marriage was validly entered into.
