Legislation
ARTICLE 3
Solemnization, Proof and Effect of Marriage
Domestic Relations (DOM) CHAPTER 14
ARTICLE 3
Solemnization, Proof and Effect of Marriage
Section 10. Marriage a civil contract.
10-a. Parties to a marriage.
10-b. Religious exception.
11. By whom a marriage must be solemnized.
11-a. Duty of city clerk in certain cities of the first class;
facsimile signature of said clerk authorized.
11-b. Registration of persons performing marriage ceremonies in
the city of New York.
11-c. Marriage officers.
12. Marriage, how solemnized.
13. Marriage licenses.
13-aa. Test to determine the presence of sickle cell anemia.
13-b. Time within which marriage may be solemnized.
13-c. Twenty-four hour provision waived in certain cases.
13-d. Duty of clerk issuing marriage license.
14. Town and city clerks to issue marriage licenses; form.
14-a. Town and city clerks to issue certificates of marriage
registration; form.
15. Duty of town and city clerks.
15-a. Marriages of minors under eighteen years of age.
15-b. Temporary provisions authorizing issuance of marriage
license, upon court order, without consent of a parent
in armed forces of United States, merchant marine and
allied forces, and absent from the United States.
16. False statements and affidavits.
17. Clergyman or officer violating article; penalty.
18. Clergyman or officer, when protected.
19. Records to be kept by town and city clerks.
19-a. Marriages on vessels; reports and records.
20. Records to be kept by the state department of health and
the city clerk of the city of New York.
20-a. Certified transcripts of records; state commissioner of
health may furnish.
20-b. Certification of marriage; state commissioner of health
may furnish.
20-c. Certification of marriage; new certificate in case of
subsequent change of name or gender.
21. Forms and books to be furnished.
22. Penalty for violation.
23. Supervision of and inspection of town and city clerks'
records by state commissioner of health.
24. Effect of marriage on legitimacy of children.
25. License, when to be obtained.
Solemnization, Proof and Effect of Marriage
Section 10. Marriage a civil contract.
10-a. Parties to a marriage.
10-b. Religious exception.
11. By whom a marriage must be solemnized.
11-a. Duty of city clerk in certain cities of the first class;
facsimile signature of said clerk authorized.
11-b. Registration of persons performing marriage ceremonies in
the city of New York.
11-c. Marriage officers.
12. Marriage, how solemnized.
13. Marriage licenses.
13-aa. Test to determine the presence of sickle cell anemia.
13-b. Time within which marriage may be solemnized.
13-c. Twenty-four hour provision waived in certain cases.
13-d. Duty of clerk issuing marriage license.
14. Town and city clerks to issue marriage licenses; form.
14-a. Town and city clerks to issue certificates of marriage
registration; form.
15. Duty of town and city clerks.
15-a. Marriages of minors under eighteen years of age.
15-b. Temporary provisions authorizing issuance of marriage
license, upon court order, without consent of a parent
in armed forces of United States, merchant marine and
allied forces, and absent from the United States.
16. False statements and affidavits.
17. Clergyman or officer violating article; penalty.
18. Clergyman or officer, when protected.
19. Records to be kept by town and city clerks.
19-a. Marriages on vessels; reports and records.
20. Records to be kept by the state department of health and
the city clerk of the city of New York.
20-a. Certified transcripts of records; state commissioner of
health may furnish.
20-b. Certification of marriage; state commissioner of health
may furnish.
20-c. Certification of marriage; new certificate in case of
subsequent change of name or gender.
21. Forms and books to be furnished.
22. Penalty for violation.
23. Supervision of and inspection of town and city clerks'
records by state commissioner of health.
24. Effect of marriage on legitimacy of children.
25. License, when to be obtained.