Planning for the future after marriage? Wondering about a post-nuptial agreement in India? What documents are needed and is a stamp paper required? Let’s explore.

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Apni Law Staff asked 3 years ago

Planning for the future after marriage? Wondering about a post-nuptial agreement in India? What documents are needed and is a stamp paper required? Let’s explore.

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Apni Law Staff answered 3 years ago

Indian law does not recognize post-nuptial agreements. Such agreements are not legally enforceable, meaning they cannot be used to divide assets or settle disputes in case of a divorce. Therefore, no specific documents or stamp paper are required for a post-nuptial agreement in India.

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