Article 172
The right to object to the celebration of the marriage belongs to the person committed by marriage to one of the two contracting parties.
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The right to object to the celebration of the marriage belongs to the person committed by marriage to one of the two contracting parties.
In the absence of an ascendant, a brother or sister, uncle or aunt, cousin or first cousin, of full age, may object only in the following two cases:1° Where the consent of the family council, required…
…favour of the surviving spouse and no matrimonial property regime shall be deemed to have existed between the spouses.
The father, the mother and, in the absence of father and mother, the grandfathers and grandmothers may lodge an objection to the marriage of their children and descendants, even those of full age. Onc…
The judicial court will rule within ten days on the application for release made by the future spouses, even if they are minors.
The tutor or curator may object, under the conditions set out in article 173, to the marriage of the person he assists or represents.
Any notice of opposition shall state the capacity which gives the opponent the right to lodge it. It also contains the grounds for the opposition, reproduces the text of the law on which the oppositio…
If there is an appeal, it will be decided within ten days and, if the judgment appealed from has dismissed the opposition, the court will have to decide even of its own motion.
The judicial police officers exercise the powers defined in article 14; they receive complaints and denunciations; they carry out preliminary investigations under the conditions provided for by articl…
The examining magistrate examines whether there are any charges against the person under investigation that constitute an offence, the legal classification of which he or she determines.
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