Okla. Stat. tit. 43, § 43-128
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Avoidance of marriage of incompetents
Official statutory text
When either of the parties to a marriage shall be incapable,
from want of age or understanding, of contracting such marriage, the
same may be declared void by the district court, in an action
brought by the incapable party or by the parent or guardian of such
party; but the children of such marriage begotten before the same is
annulled, shall be legitimate. Cohabitation after such incapacity
ceases, shall be a sufficient defense to any such action.
from want of age or understanding, of contracting such marriage, the
same may be declared void by the district court, in an action
brought by the incapable party or by the parent or guardian of such
party; but the children of such marriage begotten before the same is
annulled, shall be legitimate. Cohabitation after such incapacity
ceases, shall be a sufficient defense to any such action.
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