Under Art. 36 Of the Family Code; A marriage by any party who, at the time of the celebration, was psychologically incapacitated to comply with the essential marital obligations of marriage, shall likewise be void even if such incapacity becomes manifest only after its solemnization.
To be cleared, this provision is apply for those contracting parties and the solemnizing officer or authorities.
The purpose is to make sure the contracting parties has complete discretionary judgment concerning the essential matrimonial rights and obligation to be mutually accepted. Because it is useless for both parties to engage in a relationship which lack of sufficient knowledge and cannot perform the essentials obligation of husband and wife.
"Prob. 11: 29 Those who bring trouble on their families will have nothing at the end."
Hmm... well this is where the problem usually lies, isn't it? What does 'psychological incapacity' mean anyway? What situations would fall under it? And how does one prove that such psychological incapacity was present at the time of celebration, even though it manifested only after?
And I'm sure I understand what you mean by 'apply for those contracting parties and the solemnizing officer or authorities'. And the solemnizing officer or authorities?
Oooops. Typo. =P
I meant to say... I'm not sure I understand...
Well, psychological incapacity are distinguish in different behavior. Like, mental incapacity, habitual alcoholism,drugs addiction, homosexuality and or lesbianism and many others...
There is broad explanation about psychological incapacity. This will be post in the near future...
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