Essential Validity
Many states apply the lex loci celebrationis to all aspects of the validity of marriage, both formal and essential. Indeed, the courts in the U.S., in most states of Latin America and other states including Denmark and South Africa, do not distinguish between validity as to form and as to capacity.
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