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Why ‘classroom church’ marriages are considered null and void by law
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Why ‘classroom church’ marriages are considered null and void by law
Most marriages contracted in churches operating within classrooms are likely not to be recognised by law, as such marriages do not meet the legal requirements of Ordinance Marriages. Lawyer and Upper East Regional Director of the Commission on Human Rights and Administrative Justice (CHRAJ) Mr Abdulai Jaladeen, argued that such marriages fall short of the ordinance marriage requirement as stipulated in the law. He revealed that ceremonies of suc…
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