PPC1 Family Law Practice Questions - Law Society Of Ireland Professional Practice Course 1 - Family Law Exam

If a person marries their deceased spouse's sibling, what is the status of the marriage under Irish law?

The marriage is void due to the impediment of affinity. The marriage is voidable by application to the High Court. The marriage is valid, as affinity restrictions between siblings-in-law were abolished. The marriage is valid only if canonical permission is granted by a religious authority.

Correct Answer:

The marriage is valid, as affinity restrictions between siblings-in-law were abolished.

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