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New Mexico Statutes Chapter 40 > Article 1 - Marriage in General

New Mexico Statutes > Chapter 40 > Article 1 - Marriage in General


Current as of: 2010
§ 40-1-1Marriage is civil contract requiring consent of parties
§ 40-1-2Clergymen or civil magistrates may solemnize; fees
§ 40-1-3Ceremony by religious society
§ 40-1-4Lawful marriages without the state recognized
§ 40-1-5Minors; consent of [parent or] guardian necessary
§ 40-1-6Restrictions on marriage of minors
§ 40-1-7Incestuous marriages
§ 40-1-8Contracting or performing ceremony for unlawful marriage; penalty
§ 40-1-9Prohibited marriages; annulment
§ 40-1-10License required; county clerk
§ 40-1-11Certificate required
§ 40-1-12Exceptions
§ 40-1-13Penalty
§ 40-1-14Production of license and proof of legal qualifications
§ 40-1-15Certification of marriages; recording and indexing
§ 40-1-16Application of law
§ 40-1-17Blank forms required for records
§ 40-1-18Form of application, license and certificate
§ 40-1-19Offenses; penalty
§ 40-1-20Marriages without license in 1905 validated

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