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Affidavit for Inter-Caste Marriage

The document is an affidavit submitted by Ankush Subhash Kondwilkar and Prajakta Sanjay Patil to the Executive Magistrate of Chiplun. It details that the two were married to each other on January 26, 2023 in Chiplun according to local customs/traditions. It also states that this is the first marriage for both, and they registered their marriage on March 1, 2023 with the Chiplun Municipal Corporation. The affidavit is submitted to confirm details of their inter-caste marriage.

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Affidavit for Inter-Caste Marriage

The document is an affidavit submitted by Ankush Subhash Kondwilkar and Prajakta Sanjay Patil to the Executive Magistrate of Chiplun. It details that the two were married to each other on January 26, 2023 in Chiplun according to local customs/traditions. It also states that this is the first marriage for both, and they registered their marriage on March 1, 2023 with the Chiplun Municipal Corporation. The affidavit is submitted to confirm details of their inter-caste marriage.

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BEFORE THE HON.

EXECUTIVE MAGISTRATE, CHIPLUN

DATE:

The affidavit will be written to: The present Executive Magistrate of the Court

Tehsil Office: Chiplun, Dist. : Ratnagiri – 415605

Affidavit will be written by: 1) Ankush Subhash Kondvilkar, Res. at Janwale, Po.- Sringaratali,

Tal - Guhagar, Dist. Ratnagiri – 415724

2) Prajakta Sanjay Patil, Res. at - Shivaji Nagar, P.O. - Chiplun,

Tal - Chiplun, Dist. - Ratnagiri – 415605


AFFIDAVIT
We the Sworn Name Ankush Subhash Kondwilkar, Age – 34 Years, Occupation –
Business, Res. at. Janwale, Po.- Shringartali, Ta. Guhagar, Dist. Permanent resident of Ratnagiri
– 415724 and my occupation is as mentioned above. And Prajakta Sanjay Patil, Age – 26 Years,
Occupation – Housewife, Res. at Shivaji Nagar, P.O. Chiplun, – Chiplun, Dist. – Permanent
resident of Ratnagiri – 415605 and my occupation is as mentioned above.
We state on oath that our inter-caste married names are Ankush Subhash Kondwilkar,
Age – 34 years, Profession – Business, Res. at. Janwale, Po.- Shringartali, Ta. Guhagar, Dist.
Ratnagiri and Prajakta Sanjay Patil, Age – 26 years, Occupation – Housewife, Res. at. Shivaji
Nagar, P.O. Chiplun, – Chiplun, Dist. – Ratnagiri, dated 26 January 2023 at “Patidar Bhawan”,
Chiplun, P.O. Chiplun, Tal – Chiplun, Dist. – Ratnagiri, at the marriage took place as per the
prevailing custom/manner.
We also affirm on oath that we have not been married anywhere before or we are not a
widower or a widow or a divorcee person. This is our first marriage. We have registered our
marriage for the first time at Chiplun Municipal Corporation, Chiplun in the prescribed manner
on 01/03/2023 and likewise declare on oath that our marriage has been registered for the first
time at the above mentioned place and no other office has been registered.
We state on oath that since we are inter-caste married, we have not filed any proposal
for inter-caste financial assistance scheme before.
We statement written on oath as above is true and correct. Affidavit of cause submitted
for approval.
We hereby declare on oath that all the information given above is true and correct. If it
is found to be false or incorrect, we will be guilty ourselves and Sections 191, 193(2), 200 of
the Indian Penal Code, if convicted, we shall be liable to punishment and fine accordingly.

Place :-

Date :-

Name and signature of the witness

1)

2)

Swearer / Self-

Name : Ankush Subhash Kondvilkar

Name : Prajakta Sanjay Patil

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Registering the marriage for the first time at the Chiplun Municipal Corporation signifies its official recognition and legal validity, ensuring it is recorded in the government's civil registry system .

The affidavit emphasizes cultural practices by stating the marriage took place according to prevailing customs/manners, indicating an adherence to traditional norms alongside legal formalities .

Witness signatures attest to the authenticity of the statements made by the affiants, offering a form of verification and reducing the risk of fraud or false claims in a legal context .

The affidavit indicates that the couple has not previously filed any proposal for inter-caste financial assistance, demonstrating compliance with requirements likely designed for new inter-caste marriages seeking assistance for the first time .

Failing to adhere to the declaration of first-time registration could lead to legal repercussions such as invalidation of marriage benefits, issue of legal notices, or penalties due to misrepresentation or fraud .

Declaring the absence of prior filings for inter-caste financial assistance could underline their eligibility for such programs, ensuring that they access available benefits honestly and meeting all legal criteria .

The affidavit explicitly states that neither party has been married before, ensuring their current marriage is their first and emphasizing that neither is a widower, widow, or divorcee .

This claim ensures the absence of legal complications or disputes regarding previous commitments, reinforcing the validity and sincerity of their first-time marriage registration, crucial for legal and financial eligibility .

Including an oath emphasizes the sincerity and legal commitment to truthfulness in the information provided, especially significant in sensitive cases such as inter-caste marriages which may involve special assistance or scrutiny .

If the information provided in their affidavit is found to be false, Ankush Subhash Kondvilkar and Prajakta Sanjay Patil will be guilty under Sections 191, 193(2), and 200 of the Indian Penal Code. They may be liable for punishment and a fine upon conviction .

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