Marriage Act 2022 (Blazdonia)

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Marriage Act 2022
An Act to Regulate Marriage in Blazdonia
Territorial extentAll jurisdictions of Blazdonia
Enacted byRoyal Decree
Amendments
None
Status: In force

The Marriage Act 2022 is an Act enacted by Royal Decree in the Kingdom of Blazdonia. This Act sets out the requirements and regulations for marriage in Blazdonia, ensuring equality and non-discrimination.

Requirements for Marriage

According to the Marriage Act 2022, individuals who wish to get married in Blazdonia must meet the following requirements:

A. They must not be currently married. B. They must not be marrying a close relative, including a parent, grandparent, child, grandchild, brother, or sister. C. They must be at least 18 years old, except in cases where a court has approved a marriage where one person is between 16 and 18 years old. D. They must have a clear understanding of the meaning of marriage and enter into the marriage willingly and freely. E. They must use specific words during the marriage ceremony, as prescribed by the law. F. They must obtain authorization from the Supreme Court or receive the King's blessing.

Equality and Non-Discrimination

The Marriage Act 2022 upholds the principles of equality and non-discrimination. It explicitly states that the right to marry in Blazdonia is not determined by sexual orientation or gender. This ensures that all individuals, regardless of their sexual orientation or gender identity, have equal access to marriage.

Citizenship and Residency

The Act clarifies that individuals do not need to be Blazdonian citizens or permanent residents of Blazdonia to get married in the country. This provision allows individuals from different nationalities and residency statuses to legally marry in Blazdonia.

Enactment

The Marriage Act 2022 was enacted through a Royal Decree on June 22, 2022. It took effect immediately upon its issuance and is currently in force. As a law of Blazdonia, it is binding and enforceable by all relevant authorities and institutions in the Kingdom.

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