Explain the conflict rules governing the formalities and capacity of marriage.

Craft) 7.1.1 Formalities of marriage: the celebration's law — the LEX LOCI CELEBRATIONIS (the place- of-celebration's law governs the form (the marriage's formal validity: the ceremony, the registration, the celebrant)); the rule's rationale (the place's sovereignty over its forms — locus regit actum); the exceptions' craft (the religious forms not recognised locally (the diplomatic-and- consular marriages; the reference-to-the-personal-law faces)). 7.1.2 Capacity to marry: the personal law's field — each party's capacity by their OWN personal law (the domicile/nationality's law (the age, the prohibited degrees, the prior spouse's existence, the consanguinity)); the dual- capacity craft (both parties capacitous by their own laws — the one incapacitous party the marriage's voidness); the Nepali face (the Muluki Civil Code 2074's marriage provisions (the age- and-monogamy conditions — the personal law's domestic base)). 7.1.3 Consent of parties: the consent's validity — the personal law's face (the duress, the fraud, the mistake's treatment); the formal-and-essential consent's division; the child marriage's bar (the international standard (the 18-year floor — the treaty faces)). 7.1.4 Polygamous marriage: the polygamy's conflict — the monogamous forum's stance (the polygamous marriage's NON-recognition (the public policy's face — the forum's monogamy (the Nepal's monogamous frame (the Code 2074's discipline)))); the celebrated polygamy's incidental effects (the children's legitimacy, the property — the reality's accommodation (the validity's refusal ≠ the existence's denial (the "the…