Contents: Foreword. Part One: Theology and Discipline of Marriage. Introduction. 1. The context of the promulgation of Crebrae Allatae. 2. New perspectives on impediments. 3. Consensual incapacity. 4. Dispensation from Canonical form. 5. Separation of spouses. 6. New theological trends of marriage. 7. Concept of marriage in previous legislation. 8. Inspiration from Second Vatican Council. 9. Marriage as a mysterious relationship. Part Two: Matrimonial Jurisprudence. Introduction. 1. Historical development of jurisprudence. 2. Administration of justice. 3. Oriental canonical jurisprudence. 4. Incapacity for marriage. 5. Exclusion of marriage. 6. Force and reverential fear. 7. Conditional marriage. 8. Ignorance about nature of marriage. 9. Error about qualities of person. 10. Fraud concerning a quality. 11. Impotence. 12. Moral certitude. Selected bibliography. Appendix.
