learn of the defect until after the marriage contract, and finds that her husband has vitiligo after the contract has been concluded, then her guardian may not compel her to annul the marriage. However, she has the right to annul it. The same applies if the defect arises after the contract—for example, if he becomes castrated, insane, or afflicted with leprosy: her guardian may not compel her to annul the marriage, because the right belongs exclusively to her, and because the contract has been concluded and may not be dissolved except for a legally recognized cause. In their view, this is not among the legally recognized causes.