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When a second marriage is celebrated, the first marriage is merely voidable and has not been annulled. The accused later obtains an annulment of the first marriage and argues that it automatically has the same effect as a void-from-the-start marriage under Pulido. Is that correct?

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No; the voidable marriage was valid and subsisting until annulled, so the later annulment does not itself defeat bigamy already committed. Yes, if the accused calls the defect serious. No, because voidable marriages can never be annulled. Yes, any later decree erases every prior crime.

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