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MARRIAGE LAW ARKANSAS (2010-10-23)
Marriage law in Arkansas is governed by the Title 9 Family Law Chapter 11 of the Arkansas Code
As per the law of the marriage is a civil contract to which the consent of the parties, capable in law of contracting is necessary.
VOID MARRIAGES LAW ARKANSAS
All marriages between parents and children, including grandparents and grandchildren of every degree, between brothers and sisters of the half as well as the whole blood, and between uncles and nieces, and between aunts and nephews, and between first cousins are declared to be incestuous and absolutely void. This is also extended to illegitimate children and relations.
A marriage between persons of the same sex is void.
PRESUMPTION OF SPOUSE'S DEATH- VALIDITY OF SUBSEQUENT MARRIAGE
In cases where any husband abandons his wife, or a wife her husband, and resides beyond the limits of this state for the term of five successive years, without being known to the other spouse to be living during that time, the abandoning party's death shall be presumed.
Any subsequent marriage entered into after the end of the five (5) years shall be as valid as if the husband or wife were dead.
MARRIAGE LICENSE ARKANSAS
The persons contracting marriage in Arkansas need to first obtain a license from the clerk of the county court of some county in this state.
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Eligibility of Indian Business Visa Law (2010-10-23)
Foreign nationals who want to visit India to establish industrial/ business venture or to explore possibilities to set up industrial/ business venture in India.
Foreign nationals coming to India to purchase/ sell industrial products or commercial products or consumer durables.
Foreign nationals coming to India for technical meetings/ discussions, attending Board meetings, general meetings for providing business services support.
Foreign nationals coming to India for recruitment of manpower.
Foreign nationals who are partners in the Business and/or functioning as Directors in the company.
Foreign nationals coming to India for consultations regarding exhibitions, for participation in exhibitions, trade fairs, business fairs, etc.
Foreign buyers who come to transact business with suppliers/ potential suppliers at locations in India, to evaluate or monitor quality, give specifications, place orders, negotiate further supplies etc., relating to goods or services procured from India.
Foreign experts/ specialists on a visit of short duration in connection with an ongoing project with the objective of monitoring the progress of the work, conducting meetings with Indian customers and/ or to provide some high level technical guidance.
Foreign nationals coming to India for pre-sales or post-sales activity not amounting to actual execution of any contract or project.
Foreign Trainees of multinational companies/ corporate houses coming for in-house training in the regional hubs of the concerned company located in India.
Foreign students sponsored by AIESEC for internship on project based work in companies/industries.
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Hindu marriage act 1955 - India Law (2010-10-23)
The Hindu Marriage Act 1955 was enacted by the Indian Parliament in the year 1955 with the intention of regulating the personal life among the Hindus, especially their institution of marriage, its legitimacy, conditions for divorce and applicability etc. There are many significant features in the provisions of the Act that lay down the very foundation of marriage. The basic essence of the act is that it appropriately recognizes the religious ethics and morals of the Hindus. Therefore, the Hindu Marriage Act is applicable to all Hindus, taking within its ambit various offshoots like followers of Prarthana, Arya and Brahmo Samajas and Sikhs, Buddhists and Jains.
With India moving at a fast pace towards Westernization, the status of the average Indian women is also changing gradually. As a greater percentage of women become better educated, financially secure and independent, their ideas and expectations as to what a marriage should be are also undergoing a change. Westernization has greatly affected our traditions, customs, morals, ethics, relationships, bonds and values. Concepts which were earlier a trademark of Indian society are now slowly becoming redundant such as the concept of joint families. Individualization is on the rise and it is taking over the society in its entirety.
As the laws of a country reflect the views of the society, matrimonial laws all around the globe are being liberalized to match up with the changing mentality of the society. A wave of new ideas and expectations has resulted in a rise in the divorce rates in the country. Experts say 11 in every 1000 marriages are ending in a divorce.
.Section 13 of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 and Section 27 of the Special Marriage Act, 1954 has provisions which may serve as grounds for divorce for spouses who intend to file petitions in court for seeking the same.
Section 13-B of the Hindu Marriage Act and Section 28 of the Special Marriage Act provide for divorce by mutual consent as a ground for presenting a petition for dissolution of marriage.
However, it has been observed that the parties’ who have filed a petition for mutual consent suffer in case one of the parties’ abstains from court proceedings and hence, renders the proceedings inconclusive. This has been causing considerable hardship to the party in dire need of a divorce.
The Indian government has responded to a rise in marital breakups and a backlog in divorce cases by proposing an amendment to make it easier to get divorced. In the past, couples have had to prove mutual consent, adultery or abuse.
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