The Marriage officer is required to visit the Registry to make the correction. A fee is required for correction. The certificate previously issued is VOIDED and any copies held is deemed invalid.
If the parent or guardian whose consent is necessary is incapable of making decisions, or unreasonably withholds consent to the marriage of any person, either party to the intended marriage may refer the matter to a Judge of the Grand Court.
The bann to be posted seven (7) days clear prior UNLESS a special licence is obtained from the Governor.
Governor’s special licence is valid for three months after issue. If licence has become invalid no person shall proceed to solemnize the marriage until a new licence has been granted.
Persons who are authorized to perform a marriage are:
Any person may notify his objection to an intended marriage by giving notice of objection to the Civil Registrar or Marriage Officer publishing the notice of banns
Yes, upon application to Court.
Ministers of religious denominations whether acting for one congregation or having the local superintendence of several congregations may apply to be appointed Marriage Officers for the Islands, but the Governor may refuse to appoint any such minister if he thinks him unfit.
Applications by ministers of religion for appointment as Marriage Officers are to be made in writing to the Registrar General.
If the Marriage Officer ceases so to act, he is required to notify the fact to the Registrar General. His resignation is to be published in the Gazette and will take effect from the date of publication.