HRS §580-28
When you can end a marriage due to physical incapacity
This law says that a marriage can be annulled if one spouse was physically unable to have sex at the time of the marriage. Only the healthy spouse can bring the case, and it must be done within two years of the wedding.
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The statute, as written — Physical incapacity
An action to annul the marriage on the ground of physical incapacity of one of the parties at the time of marriage, shall only be maintained by the injured party, against the party whose incapacity is alleged, and shall in all cases be brought within two years from the solemnization of the marriage. [CC 1859, §1321; RL 1925, §2963; RL 1935, §4458; RL 1945, §12208; RL 1955, §324-8; HRS §580-28; am L 1973, c 211, §5(m)]
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