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New York Laws - Domestic Relations > Article 3 - Solemnization, Proof and Effect of Marriage

New York Laws > Domestic Relations > Article 3 - Solemnization, Proof and Effect of Marriage


Current as of: 2010
§ 10Marriage a civil contract
§ 10-AParties to a marriage
§ 10-BReligious exception
§ 11By whom a marriage must be solemnized
§ 11-ADuty of city clerk in certain cities of the first class; facsimile signature of said clerk authorized
§ 11-BRegistration of persons performing marriage ceremonies in the city of New York
§ 11-CMarriage officers
§ 12Marriage, how solemnized
§ 13Marriage licenses
§ 13-AATest to determine the presence of sickle cell anemia
§ 13-BTime within which marriage may be solemnized
§ 13-CTwenty-four hour provision waived in certain cases
§ 13-DDuty of clerk issuing marriage license
§ 14Town and city clerks to issue marriage licenses; form
§ 14-ATown and city clerks to issue certificates of marriage registration; form
§ 15Duty of town and city clerks
§ 15-AMarriages of minors under fourteen years of age
§ 16False statements and affidavits
§ 17Clergyman or officer violating article; penalty
§ 18Clergymen or officer, when protected
§ 19Records to be kept by town and city clerks
§ 19-AMarriages on vessels; reports and records
§ 20Records to be kept by the state department of health and the city clerk of the city of New York
§ 20-ACertified transcripts of records; state commissioner of health may furnish
§ 20-BCertification of marriage; state commissioner of health may furnish
§ 21Forms and books to be furnished
§ 22Penalty for violation
§ 23Supervision of and inspection of town and city clerks' records by state commissioner of health
§ 24Effect of marriage on legitimacy of children
§ 25License, when to be obtained

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