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Belgorod explained how to annul the marriage

Belgorod residents were told how to recognize a marriage as fictitious and cancel the act recording

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Belgorod explained how to annul the marriage

Belgorod residents were told how to recognize the marriage as fictitious and cancel the act recording. The procedure was explained by the head of the regional registry office Natalia Slyusarenko.

The registry office cannot independently make such a decision, so first it is necessary to file a claim in court.

Further, a court decision that has entered into legal force should be addressed to the registry office at the place of registration of marriage. This is where the registration record is kept.

Recall that in the wedding season in the Belgorod region married more than 5 thousand couples.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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