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Void and Voidable Marriages
Explore Void and Voidable Marriages in Marriage (Const., Art. II, Sec. 12, and Art. XV) for the Philippine Bar. Browse subtopics and published practice…
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- Under Family Code Article 35(1), what is the status of a marriage contracted by a party below 18 even with parental con…
- Under Article 35(3), what is the status of a marriage solemnized without a license when no statutory license exception …
- Under Article 45(3), consent obtained by the specified fraud is a ground for what remedy, subject to the governing cond…
- A 20-year-old marries without the required parental consent. No other defect exists. Which provision describes the stat…
- A party married at 20 without the required parental consent. After turning 21, that party freely cohabits with the spou…
- Before marriage, one spouse deliberately fails to disclose a previous conviction by final judgment for a crime involvin…
- Spouses jointly ask the court to declare their marriage void solely because both now prefer separation. They offer only…
- Compare a marriage contracted below 18 despite parental consent with a marriage contracted at 20 without the required p…
- A person says a previous marriage was void and therefore no final judicial declaration is needed before remarriage. Sta…
- Explain Article 48's safeguards in annulment and absolute-nullity cases. Why can the spouses' agreement alone not estab…
- Under Tan-Andal, psychological incapacity under 36 is principally what kind of concept?
- What quantum does Tan-Andal require to establish Article 36 psychological incapacity?