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Showing 1–5 of 5 articles for “judicial declaration of nullity”

Bigamy Conviction Affirmed: Judicial Declaration of Nullity Required Before Remarriage

Supreme Court affirms bigamy conviction, ruling a spouse cannot remarry without a final judicial declaration of nullity of the prior marriage.

Bigamy and the Need for a Judicial Declaration of Nullity Before Remarriage

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies that contracting a second marriage without first securing a judicial declaration of nullity of the first constitutes bigamy.

Bigamy and Nullity: When a Void Marriage Declaration Does Not Erase Criminal Liability

The Supreme Court clarifies that a belated judicial declaration of nullity of a first marriage does not automatically defeat a bigamy charge under Philippine law.

Bigamy in the Philippines: Why a Court Declaration Is Needed Even for Void Marriages

The Supreme Court explains why a judicial declaration of nullity is required before remarriage, even if the first marriage is void.

Why a Court Declaration of Nullity Is Crucial to Avoid Bigamy in the Philippines

A Supreme Court ruling explains why a prior judicial declaration of nullity is essential before remarrying, and why a pending nullity case cannot suspend a bigamy prosecution.