Section 14, Marriage and Divorce Act, 2007

(1) Any person who knows of any cause why the localcouncil should not have registered the dissolution of the marriage may, at any time after the publication of the notice under section 13, file the grounds of his objection in a court. (2) Copies of the grounds of objection shall be served on the parties affected by the objection. (3) If, upon the hearing of the grounds of objection, the court is satisfied that - (a) there are no grounds for the objection, it shall dismiss the objection; (b) there are grounds for the objection, the court shall make an order empowering the local council to expunge all entries made in the register in respect of the dissolution of the (4) Where entries in the register have been expunged under subsection (3), the customary marriage shall be deemed not to have been dissolved. PART V – MISCELLANEOUS