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The 1836 Act again provided that a marriage would be null and void only (my emphasis) if the parties knowingly and wilfully married in breach of certain requirements of the Act including by marrying in any place other than the church or registered building or other place specified in the notice and certificate; or without due notice to the registrar; or without a duly issued certificate or licence; or in the absence of the registrar where the presence of the registrar was required. (http://www.familylawweek.co.uk)

After months as a stateless person former Zambian President Kenneth Kaunda is finally a citizen again of the country he used to lead. (BBC News)

Two parties purport to "agree" to have concluded a contract for a car, but have not actually worked out a price, it cannot be said that they have concluded a contract. The price would seem to be an "essential term". If further, the "buyer" had gone to a car dealer and said he would pay £10,000 for a car, but has not said which car, a "essential term" is probably lacking again. The price and the thing exchanged are examples of essential terms in simple sale of goods contracts. (Wikipedia)

A number of services allow the phone to act as a means of payment using contactless NFC (near field communication) technology, although again the market is fragmented. (The Financial Times)