Marriage Registration Act

The Marriage Registration Act is a law that requires couples to officially register their marriage with the appropriate government authorities. It establishes the legal process for recording marriages to ensure they are recognized formally, providing legal proof of marriage. This registration helps protect the rights of spouses, such as inheritance, pension, and social benefits, and maintains an official record for future reference. The Act typically outlines the procedure, required documents, and responsibilities of both the couple and the registrar. Overall, it ensures marriages are documented accurately and legally recognized.