A. Hindu Marriage Act, 1955, Sections 7 and 8 - Evidence Act, 1872, Sections 50 and 79 - Retrial Benefits - Dispute between issue of first and second wife regarding the retiral benefits of deceased - Marriage Registration Certificate is no proof of marriage until marriage ceremonies are proved, particularly when Marriage Registration Certificate appear to be fabricated appeal filled by issued of first wife allowed. [Para 30]

B. Hindu Marriage Act, 1955, Sections 7 and 8 - Evidence Act, 1872, Sections 50 and 79 - Marriage Certificate - Original of this certificate not available on record - Plaintiff deposed that she did not have the original of certificate at the time of cross-examination - Hence, Appellants have ben denied the opportunity either to see this document or to confront plaintiff qua the credentials of this certificate - Even, the Court has not recorded that it has seen the original of the certificate - Document is totally irrelevant for the purpose of the controversy involved in the present case. [Para 31]

C. Notaries Act, 1952, Section 2(b) - Hindu Marriage Act, 1955, Sections 7 and 8 - Notaries Act, does not authorise the Notary to attest the marriage certificate between a man and the woman - Act authorizes the Notaries only to attest and verify the 'instruments'. [Para 37]