A study of formal conditions of International marriage in Iran, Pakistan and United kingdom law

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Foreign Law:

1. British Nationality Act 1981
2. Government Servant (Efficiency and discipline) Rules 1973 (UK)
3. Government Servant (Marriage with Foreign National) Rules 1962 (UK)
4. Marriage Act 1949 (UK)
5. Marriage (Same Sex Couple) Act 2013 (UK)
6. Matrimonial Cause Act 1973 (UK)
7. Muslim Family Law Ordinance 1961 (Pakistan)
8. Pakistan Citizenship Act, 1951
9. Registration of Marriages Regulations 2021 (UK)
10. West Pakistan Rules under the Muslim Family Ordinance, 1961