Marriage (Registrar General’s Licence) Act 1970
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15 Registration of marriages.
A marriage solemnised on the authority of the Registrar General’s licence shall be registered in accordance with sections 53D and 53E of the principal Act, as if it were solemnised on the authority of a marriage schedule, reading the first reference to the marriage schedule in subsection (3) of section 53D as a reference to the Registrar General’s licence and reading all subsequent references to the marriage schedule in sections 53D and 53E as references to the document issued by the superintendent registrar under section 14.
15 Registration of marriages.
A marriage solemnised on the authority of the Registrar General’s licence shall be registered in accordance with sections 53D and 53E of the principal Act, as if it were solemnised on the authority of a marriage schedule, reading the first reference to the marriage schedule in subsection (3) of section 53D as a reference to the Registrar General’s licence and reading all subsequent references to the marriage schedule in sections 53D and 53E as references to the document issued by the superintendent registrar under section 14.
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