Volume 93, Issue 129
Royal Gazette
15 October 2519
Section1510.As regards a marriage which is voidable because of lacking the consent of the person mentioned in section 1454, only the person who may give the consent according to section 1454 can request its annulment.
The right to request annulment of a marriage according to this section shall terminate when the spouse in question attains the age of full twenty years or when the woman becomes pregnant.
A request for annulment of a marriage according to this section shall be subject to one-year limitation from the day the marriage is known.
Section1511.A marriage annulled by a judgment shall be deemed to end on the day the judgment becomes final, but this cannot be invoked to the prejudice of the rights of a third party who acts in good faith, save where the annulment has already been registered.
Section1512.The provisions on the effects of divorce by judgment shall apply mutatis mutandis to the effects of marriage annulment.
Section1513.If it appears that the spouse against whom the action for marriage annulment has been instituted connived in the cause of the voidability, that spouse must be liable to pay compensation for the injury to the other spouse’s
