@otterlyanylitical yep, it's one of the rarest cases of pre-divorce reforms marriage invalidating. It's even better because it was prescribed by ecclesiastic law, which is the most ancient basis and precedent for most of modern civil marriage law. The wedding is null and void, ab origine. Retroactively. Not even modern divorce can archieve that.
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