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 The fact that a marriage is void does not prejudice the rights acquired in good faith by the married man or woman on account of such marriage. If only one of them entered into the marriage in good faith, that one shall have the right to claim compensation, and if the one entering into the marriage in good faith has suffered impoverishment and has no sufficient income from property or from the work he or she used to perform before the court gave the judgment declaring the marriage void, that one shall also have the right to claim alimony.

The provisions of section 1526 shall apply mutatis mutandis.

The fact that any marriage has been adjudged void by a court does not prejudice the rights acquired by a third party acting in good faith before the court gave the judgment declaring the marriage void, in which case such judgment shall be deemed to never exist.

A marriage ends upon death, divorce, or annulment by a court judgment.

A voidable marriage ends upon annulment by a court judgment.