Marriage Act 1939
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Title and introductory text
Marriage Act 1939 1939 c.33 An Act to facilitate marriages in cases where one party resides in Scotland and the other in England and to make further provision as respects notices of marriage between parties one of whom resides in Scotland or England. [13th July 1939]
Title and introductory text
Marriage Act 1939 1939 c.33 An Act to facilitate marriages in cases where one party resides in Scotland and the other in England and to make further provision as respects notices of marriage between parties one of whom resides in Scotland or England. [13th July 1939]
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