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Title 18 — Health · Chapter 105
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§ 5131. Issuance of civil marriage license; solemnization; return of civil marriage certificate; reg…
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§ 5132. Civil marriage license; participants in address confidentiality program (a) If a participant…
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§§ 5133-5135. Repealed.
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§ 5136. [Omitted.]
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§ 5137. Issuance of license (a) A town clerk shall issue a civil marriage license to all applicants …
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§ 5138. Repealed.
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§ 5139. Clerk’s duties; penalty (a) A town clerk who knowingly issues a civil marriage license witho…
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§ 5140. Penalty for misrepresentation A person making application to a clerk for a license to marry …
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§ 5141. Confirmation of legal qualifications of parties; penalty (a) At a minimum, before issuing a …
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§ 5142. Persons not authorized to marry The following persons are not authorized to marry, and a tow…
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§ 5144. Persons authorized to solemnize marriage (a) Marriages may be solemnized by: (1) a Supreme C…
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§ 5145. Civil marriage license required for solemnization Persons authorized by section 5144 of this…
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§ 5146. Penalty for solemnization without license or failure to return A person who solemnizes a mar…
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§ 5147. Solemnization by unauthorized person; penalty; validity of marriage (a) An individual who, k…
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§ 5148. Evidence of marriage A copy of the record of the civil marriage made by a person required by…
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§ 5149. Repealed.
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§ 5150. Correction of civil marriage certificate (a) Within six months after a marriage is solemnize…
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§ 5151. Delayed certificates of civil marriage (a) A couple married in this State for whom no certif…
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