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its annulment. But the father, mother, or guardian who has given consent to it can no longer make the request. If no court has ordered annulment of the marriage until the man and woman attain the age in accordance with such section, or when the woman becomes pregnant before attaining the age so designated, the marriage shall be deemed to have been valid since the time of the marriage.
Section1490.A marriage which breaches the provision of section 1445(2), (3), or (5) shall be deemed to be void.
Section1491.A marriage which breaches the provision of section 1445(4) shall be deemed to be void.
It shall be deemed to be voidable if the consent is defective because of mistake about identity or because of duress. When the person who gave such defective consent makes a request, a court may order its annulment.
Limitation for such an action as this shall be one year from the day the mistake is known or the opportunity to institute the action arises.
Section1492.A marriage which has already taken place cannot be revoked because the statement given to a registrar according to the provisions of section 1445, paragraph 2, is false. But a child born within three hundred and ten days from the day the wife broke up with the previous husband
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