Assertion: marriage | /r/HasProperty | void
Facets:
value: " even
type: OTHER
value: under the matrimonial causes act
type: OTHER
value: in some cases
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: Additionally, a marriage may in some cases be void or voidable.
text: However, Canon 1137 states that children born to a "putative" marriage (defined in Canon 1061, sec. 3 as one that is not valid but was entered into in good faith by at least one spouse) are legitimate; therefore, the declaration that a marriage is null does not render the children of that marriage illegitimate.
text: The party initiating the annulment must prove that he or she has the grounds to do so and if it can be proven, the marriage will be considered null and void by the court.
text: For example, marriages that had been entered in ignorance or defiance of such impediments were considered null and void.
text: However, a marriage of a person under 16 is void under the Matrimonial Causes Act 1973.
text: Marriages contracted by persons either of whom is under the age of 16 years are void.
text: On May 18, 2012, the court published a unanimous ruling in Port v. Cowan that validated the marriage of Jessica Port and Virginia Cowan because it said "no viable decision by the Court had deemed a valid foreign marriage to be 'repugnant'," even if the marriage was void or punishable as a crime were it performed in Maryland.
text: The Encyclopaedia of Islam's entry on mahr states: "According to a tradition in Bukhari, the mahr is an essential condition for the legality of the marriage: 'Every marriage without mahr is null and void'.
text: A marriage solemnized between persons either of whom is under the age of sixteen is void.
text: An annulment is a declaration that the marriage was invalid (or null) at the time the vows were exchanged.
text: The Encyclopaedia of Islam's entry on mahr states: "According to a tradition in Bukhari, the mahr is an essential condition for the legality of the marriage: 'Every marriage without mahr is null and void'.
text: For example, marriages that had been entered in ignorance or defiance of such impediments were considered null and void.