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1824. Decr. 23
Constitutional Code
Ch. XXVII Local Registrars
§ Marriage Purposes
Marriage
2 Prohibition enforcing
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31 or 5
Art. 31 or 5. To Civil
Code belongs
1. Conditions to validity
2. Effect as to rights and
obligations as to parties
and children and
strangers
Prohibition-enforcing purpose
This As to the conditions proper to be made
respective to the validity of a contract of this sort, and
the legal and effect proper to be given to it in respect
of rights and obligations as well between one of the contracting
parties and the other as between them and third persons, these
are matters that belong in the first place to the
Civil or right-conferring, in the next place so far
as punishment is made applicable to the penal
or wrong-restraining Code. In the Traité de legislation
&c may be seen some leading principles relative to the subject,
considered on the ground of the greatest happiness principle
To the present Code may perhaps be thought to
belong the consideration of the course proper to be taken
for rendering the process of registration effectual to both
its abovementioned general purposes
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