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Annulment for the husband's medically proven infertility

A medically proven defect permits annulment unless the husband proves the wife knew of it before the contract.

JudgmentsFamily & EstatesGeneral Court, Hail1435H

Judgment details

Court
General Court, Hail
Outcome
Upheld on appeal
Year
1435H
Area
Family & Estates
Official collection
Collection of Judicial Rulings 1435H, Ministry of Justice (Research Center)
Location
Vol. 9 · p. 11

Summary

A wife sought annulment because her husband was infertile and had not told her; a medical report proved it and he could not show she knew before the marriage. The court annulled the marriage against consideration, and the Court of Appeal upheld it.

Principle

A medically proven defect permits annulment unless the husband proves the wife knew of it before the contract.

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