Couple with acontract for no cheating with additional conditions before marriage
9 months ago
Can my partner (Not a citizen of India) and I sign a mutual contract to be legally faithful to each other? Which would mean no cheating in any form along with some additional conditions that would give peace for both parties in the relationship when we are apart for jobs and everything before our marriage. A cohabitation agreement can be signed but it doesn't enforce faithfulness. Please tell me what is possible.
These agreements are void under the Indian laws. Let us tell you that in western countries, prenuptial agreements are valid where such points can be introduced but in India there is no legal value
In India, such agreement between life partners are considered invalid. Also, adultery is not punishable anymore. Though adultery can be a ground for divorce. In some Europe countries Prenuptial agreements are valid where such points can be added according to both parties wishes but in India, there is no legal value for the same.
Thanks & Regards
As in India marriage is a religious ceremony, such western concepts always are doubtful. Again under the Indian Contract Act,1872 it is a valid. So, you can opt for the same.
Anonymous
Replied 9 months ago
Is it valid enough to be applicable for adultery? Will it make cheating in the relationship (breaking the contract) a punishable offense?
Such agreements still have no force and cannot be enforced in any court of law. It will be piece of evidence only.
Anonymous
Replied 9 months ago
Could you tell me the book/laws regarding this?
Termination of contract
West Bengal Tender for Fortified Rice
Breech of Employment Agreement
Fraud money by friend
civil law
