A person commits Bigamy, if he .
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- Marries again when his first wife is dead
- Marries again when his first divorced wife is alive
- Marries again when his first wife is alive
- Maintains extra marital relation with a woman, besides his wife
The Correct Option is C
Solution and Explanation
According to law, a person can only marry again if the previous spouse is deceased or legally divorced.
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