Bill No. 19 Marriage And Divorce Bill 2009 103. Grounds for objection to a Bahai marriage A person may make an objection to a marriage using all or any of the following grounds— (a) the parties are within the prohibited degrees of relationship, whether natural or legal or by marriage; (b) either party is of unsound mind at the time of the marriage; (c) either party, at the time of marriage, has a living spouse and the marriage with the living spouse is still subsisting; (d) the consent of either party to the marriage was obtained by force or fraud; (e) the intended marriage is in contravention of section 97(1). 104. Time within which to make an objection A person may make an objection to a Bahai marriage at any time before the celebration of the marriage. 105. District Registrar to refer matter to a Magistrates Court Where an objection is made in accordance with section 101 or 102, the District Registrar or the Registrar General shall refer the matter to a Magistrates Court. 106. Court to summon parties The court to which an objection is referred under section 105, shall summon the parties to the intended marriage and the person who placed the objection shall show cause why the celebrant, should not proceed to solemnize the marriage. 107. Issuing of commissions In the case of a person who has made an objection under section 102 of this Act, the court may, if it considers necessary, issue a commission in accordance with the Civil Procedure Rules relating to issuing of commissions in respect of persons residing outside Uganda. 45