C2Part III Marriage under Superintendent Registrar’s Certificate
Miscellaneous Provisions
C149 Void marriages.
If any persons knowingly and wilfully intermarry under the provisions of this Part of this Act—
a
without having given due notice of marriage to the superintendent registrar;
b
without a certificate for marriage having been duly issued F1,in respect of each of the persons to be married, by the superintendent registrar to whom notice of marriage was given;
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d
on the authority of F3certificates which are void by virtue of subsection (2) of section thirty-three of this Act;
e
F5ee
in the case of a marriage purporting to be in pursuance of section 26(1)(bb) of this Act, on any premises that at the time the marriage is solemnized are not approved premises;
f
in the case of a marrige in a registered building (not being a marriage in the presence of an authorised person), in the absence of a registrar of the registration district in which the registered building is situated; F6...
g
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in the case of a marriage on approved premises, in the absence of the superintendent registrar of the registration district in which the premises are situated or in the absence of a registrar of that district; or
h
in the case of a marriage to which section 45A of this Act applies, in the absence of any superintendent registrar or registrar whose presence at that marriage is required by that section;
the marriage shall be void.
Pt. III applied (S.) as to issue of certificates for marriage by Marriage (Scotland) Act 1956 (c. 70), s. 1(3)