Difference between revisions of "Inhibiting impediment"

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An impediment impediment, also known as an inhibiting impediment, is a prohibition against a marriage unless there has been a dispensation by their church or religious authority.  An example might be marrying outside of one's faith.
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An '''impediment''', also known as an inhibiting impediment, is a prohibition against a marriage unless there has been a dispensation by their church or religious authority {{Vague word}}.  An example might be marrying outside of one's [[faith]].
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An impediment, also known as an inhibiting impediment, is a prohibition against a marriage unless there has been a dispensation by their church or religious authority [meaning unclear]. An example might be marrying outside of one's faith.