This article analyzes the legal grounds for annulment of marriage after its dissolution. Despite its vital social consequences, this issue has received little attention from the academic community. In the Polish legal system, a marriage cannot generally be annulled after its dissolution, except for two cases. The first is close kinship (incest), and the second is bigamy. These two exceptions will be discussed in this article, both in the context of substantive and procedural law. Interpretive doubts concerning annulment regulations and the proposal to amend the provisions of the Family and Guardianship Code will also be addressed.
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