Bill No. 19 Marriage And Divorce Bill 2009 (3) After the details of the Hindu marriage have been entered in the relevant Register Book, the District Registrar, the parties and the witnesses to the marriage shall sign their names in the relevant Marriage Register Book. (4) Notwithstanding anything in this section, the validity of a marriage shall in no way be affected by the omission to make an entry in any marriage register nor shall registration render valid any marriage which would otherwise be invalid. (5) At the time of registration of a Hindu marriage, the parties to the particular marriage shall pay a prescribed fee for the marriage certificate issued by the District Registrar. Objections to Hindu Marriage 85. Objection to Hindu marriage A person who knows of any reasonable ground why a Hindu marriage should not take place may make an objection against the marriage to the relevant celebrant, in writing or orally, stating the ground of his or her objection and the Registrar shall refer the matter to the District Registrar. 86. Objection by person outside Uganda Where a person who knows of any reasonable ground why a Hindu marriage should not take place resides outside Uganda, he or she may send his or her objection, signed in accordance with the law of his or her country of residence and duly authenticated by a Notary Public, counsel, or another person authorized by the law of that country in that behalf, to the relevant Registrar concerned or the Registrar General, whichever would be best placed to ensure receipt of the objection. 87 Grounds for objection to a Hindu marriage A person may make an objection where— 39