Which of the following is not an intent or state-of-mind ground for annulment?

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Consanguinity refers to a prohibited relationship between two parties due to being too closely related, such as siblings or parent-child. While it can be a ground for voiding the marriage, it is not considered an intent or state-of-mind ground for annulment. Sham marriage, duress, and fraud are all examples of intent or state-of-mind grounds for annulment.

Which of the Following Is Not an Intent or State-Of-Mind