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| | 'Till death do us part' - Apr. 11, 2004 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06) |
 | | In weddings held under this law, the bride or groom, as the case may be, usually attends the ceremony in clothes that he or she feels like wearing. |
 | | Except for the physical absence of one of the parties, the posthumous marriage is no different from one where the betrothed parties are alive to personally profess their love for each other till death parts them. |
 | | This requirement is strictly observed because the marriage relationship imposes duties and responsibilities on the marrying parties, their properties and, in case of death of either one, on their respective estates. |
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