Volume 93, Issue 129
Royal Gazette
15 October 2519
Section1503.A request for a court to annul a marriage because it is voidable can only happen in the event that the spouses contravened section 1448, section 1405, section 1506, section 1507, or[1] section 1509.
Section1504.When a marriage is voidable because it contravenes section 1448, an interested person may request its annulment, but the father, mother, or guardian who has given consent to it can no longer request its annulment.
If no court has ordered annulment of the marriage until the man and woman attain the age under section 1448, or when the woman becomes pregnant before attaining the age under section 1448, the marriage shall be deemed to have been valid since the time of the marriage.
Section1505.A marriage entered into by a spouse who mistakes about the identity of the other spouse is voidable.
The right to request annulment of a marriage because of a mistake about the identity of a spouse shall terminate upon the passage of ninety days from the day of the marriage.
Section1506.If a spouse has entered into the marriage because of a fraud which is considerable to the extent that, without it, the marriage would not have been entered into, such marriage is voidable.
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