
What Is Nullity of Marriage? Grounds of Absolute and Relative Nullity
Nullity is the setting aside of a marriage by court decision because of a legal defect existing at the time of the ceremony. An existing other marriage, certain capacity and kinship problems are grounds of absolute nullity; a temporary loss of discernment, a mistake of the kind described in the statute, deception or intimidation may be grounds of relative nullity. Not every unhappy marriage or incomplete application gives rise to nullity.
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