42. The record of marriage is signed in the case of religious marriage by the minister; in the case of civil marriage by the district registrar who has performed the ceremony, and also by the parties and at least two witnesses who have been present at the ceremony. If any of the parties or witnesses cannot sign, their declaration to that effect is noted. (Amended by Act 34 of 1956)
43. In this record are set forth:
1. The day of the marriage;
2. The names in full, the quality or occupation and the domicile of the parties married, the name, if known, of the father and mother of each, or the name of the former husband or wife;
3. Whether the parties are majors or minors;
4. Whether the marriage was after the publication of banns or notice, or by licence;
5. Whether it was with the consent of father, mother, tutor or curator, or of the judge, when such consent is required;
6. The names of the witnesses, whether they are related to the parties, and if so, in what manner;
7. That opposition has been withdrawn or disallowed if opposition has been made.
8. Where any child is legitimated by the marriage the names and date of birth of such child, if the parties so desire.
(Amended by Act 34 of 1956)