The Marriage Act (1961, UK)

The Marriage Act 1961 in the UK is legislation that governs the formal aspects of marriage. It sets out the legal requirements for a valid marriage, including who can marry, the locations where marriages can occur, and the procedures to be followed. It also addresses issues like minimum age, consent, and the registration of marriages. The Act aims to ensure marriages are legally recognized and properly documented, providing a clear framework to uphold the integrity of the marriage process while respecting individual rights and societal standards.