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 1    1,    0,  192|     rights possibly acquired by contract, or by the law itself according
 2    2,    1,  310|      together in it can jointly contract obligations and can acquire
 3    2,    3,  639|       member has entered into a contract concerning his or her own
 4    2,    3,  639|    religious has entered into a contract without any permission of
 5    2,    3,  639|       who has profited from the contract entered into.~§5. Religious
 6    4,    1, 1055|     reason, a valid matrimonial contract cannot exist between the
 7    4,    1, 1058|       not prohibited by law can contract marriage.~
 8    4,    1, 1073|         a person unqualified to contract marriage validly.~
 9    4,    1, 1085|       that account permitted to contract another before the nullity
10    4,    1, 1094|    arising from adoption cannot contract marriage together validly.~
11    4,    1, 1097|         it is the cause for the contract, unless this quality is
12    4,    1, 1104|                Can. 1104 §1. To contract a marriage validly the contracting
13    4,    1, 1105|         is a special mandate to contract with a specific person;~
14    4,    1, 1116|        into a true marriage can contract it validly and licitly before
15    4,    1, 1122|          2. If a spouse did not contract marriage in the parish in
16    4,    1, 1144|       For the baptized party to contract a new marriage validly,
17    4,    1, 1146| baptized party has the right to contract a new marriage with a Catholic
18    4,    1, 1147|        the pauline privilege to contract marriage with a non-Catholic
19    4,    1, 1149|    captivity or persecution can contract another marriage even if
20    7,    1, 1410|         1411 §1. By reason of a contract, a party can be brought
21    7,    1, 1410| tribunal of the place where the contract was entered into or must
22    7,    3, 1684|      has been declared null can contract a new marriage as soon as