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Which religions are covered under The Hindu Marriage Act 1955?
Who does The Hindu Marriage Act 1955 not apply to unless directed by the Central Government?
Does The Hindu Marriage Act 1955 apply to converts or re-converts to Hindu, Buddhist, Jaina, or Sikh religion?
Study Notes
- The Hindu Marriage Act 1955 applies to Hindus in any form, as well as Buddhists, Jainas, and Sikhs.
- It also applies to any person domiciled in the territories to which the Act extends who is not a Muslim, Christian, Parsi, or Jew, unless it is proved otherwise.
- Children of Hindu, Buddhist, Jaina, or Sikh parents are considered to be of the same religion.
- The Act applies to converts or re-converts to Hindu, Buddhist, Jaina, or Sikh religion.
- The Act does not apply to members of Scheduled tribes unless directed by the Central Government.
- The term "Hindu" in the Act includes those to whom the Act applies by virtue of the provisions in this section.
- The Act deals with matters related to marriage.
- The Act was passed in 1955.
- The Act is applicable in India.
- The Act is not applicable to Muslims, Christians, Parsis, or Jews.
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Test your knowledge about the Hindu Marriage Act 1955 with this quiz! Find out how well you know the provisions of the act, who it applies to, and what matters it deals with. From the definition of "Hindu" to the applicability of the act, this quiz covers it all. So, put your thinking cap on and take this quiz to see how much you know about the Hindu Marriage Act 1955.
