Abstract
IN this country the law governing nullity of marriage comes down from the Canon law of the Christian Church, and the principles and rules of the former English ecclesiastical courts have been perpetuated by statute.1 This is not to say that the Roman Canon law exercised by the English ecclesiastical courts up to the Reformation has been maintained in its entirety or that the jurisdiction exercised since the Reformation in those courts until 1858 has not been modified. I shall indicate in due course the
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