ST Suppl., q. 47
Of Compulsory and Conditional Consent
Supplement — compiled posthumously from Aquinas's early Sentences commentary
We must now consider compulsory and conditional consent. Under this head there are six points of inquiry:
(1) Whether compulsory consent is possible?
(2) Whether a constant man can be compelled by fear?
(3) Whether compulsory consent invalidates marriage?
(4) Whether compulsory consent makes a marriage as regards the party using compulsion?
(5) Whether conditional consent makes a marriage?
(6) Whether one can be compelled by one's father to marry?
Articles
- a. 1Whether a compulsory consent is possible?
- a. 2Whether a constant man can be compelled by fear?
- a. 3Whether compulsory consent invalidates a marriage?
- a. 4Whether compulsory consent makes a marriage as regards the party who uses compulsion?
- a. 5Whether conditional consent makes a marriage?
- a. 6Whether one can be compelled by one's father's command to marry?