[24A Duty to report suspicious civil partnerships]
Immigration and Asylum Act 1999 (1999 c 33) | Legislation

[24A  Duty to report suspicious civil partnerships]

[(1)     Subsection (3) applies if—

(a)     a registration authority to whom a notice of proposed civil partnership has been given under section 8 of the Civil Partnership Act 2004,

[(aa)     a registration authority that receives information in advance of a person giving such a notice,]

(b)     any person who, under section 8 of the 2004 Act, has attested a declaration accompanying such a notice,

(c)     a district registrar to whom a notice of proposed civil partnership has been given under section 88 of the 2004 Act, . . .

[(ca)     a district registrar who receives information in advance of a person giving such a notice,]

(d)     a registrar to whom a civil partnership notice has been given under section 139 of the 2004 Act, [or

(da)     a registrar

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