Volume 107, Issue 187
Royal Gazette
26 September 2533
“Section1495.A marriage which contravenes section 1449, section 1450, section 1452, or[1] section 1458 is void.
Section1496.Only a court judgment can declare a marriage which contravenes section 1449, section 1450, or[1] section 1458 void.
A spouse or the father, mother, or descendant of a spouse may request a court to adjudge the marriage void. In default of the said person, an interested person may request a public prosecutor to make such a request to a court.
Section1497.When a marriage is void because of contravening section 1452, any interested person may raise it or make a request in court in order that it be adjudged void.”
Section21.The following provisions shall be inserted in the Civil and Commercial Code as section 1497/1:
“Section1497/1.In the event that a court has given a final judgment declaring any marriage void, the court shall notify the registrar to record the voidness in the marriage register.”
Section22.The provisions of section 1498 and section 1499 of the Civil and Commercial Code shall be repealed and replaced by the following provisions:
“Section1498.A void marriage creates no relationship between the husband and wife in regard to property.
In the event that a marriage is void, the property owned or acquired by either spouse,
