Nusrat Jahan's wedding with Nikhil Jain not legally valid, rules Kolkata court
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The court passed the order based on the grounds that Nusrat Jahan is by faith a Muslim and Nikhil Jain is a Hindu. Both did not get married under the Special Marriage Act.
New Delhi: A Kolkata court has declared that Nikhil Jain and Nusrat Jahan's wedding is invalid. The court said the legal wedding did not happen between the ex-couple.
According to reports, the court passed the order based on the grounds that Nusrat Jahan is by faith a Muslim and Nikhil Jain is a Hindu. Both did not get married under the Special Marriage Act. Hence the court ordered, that the alleged marriage held on 19/06/2019 at Bodrum, Turkey in between the plaintiff and the defendant is not legally valid.
Declaring Nusrat Jahan and Nikhil Jain's wedding as invalid, a Kolkata court said, "It is declared that the alleged marriage held on June 19, 2019, at Bodrum, Turkey in between the plaintiff and the defendant is not legally valid. The suit is, thus, disposed off on admission."
