> "A relationship of husband and wife involving mutual rights of sexual intercourse, life in common, and an enduring union. The last two characters distinguish marriage, respectively, from concubinage and fornication. The definition, however, is broad enough to comprehend polygamous and polyandrous unions."


In that case, the question still stands. How are you defining husband and wife? I *doubt* that you would actually believe that a man and woman having sexual intercourse, life in common, and an enduring union would intrinsically be considered married.

--mollye "quite intentionally leaving out any mention of homosexuality" mo