Discovering a defect in the wife after consummation

Question:
If a woman has a defect among the defects, and it is known that this defect was not discovered in her until after consummation, does this justify ending the relationship?

Answer:
This is a matter between him and her if it is a relationship, and if he went to a court and the court looks into the matter, this is between him and the woman. If he went, he knows her. Is it yes? Not every defect necessitates annulment, and not every defect requires taking the case to court. Rather, this is between the husband and the wife. If he sees a defect that he can bear, he bears it. And if he sees a defect that means it necessitates annulment, he asks the scholars and asks the court, and presents the matter to her. Otherwise, he does good and divorces her without anything. Or otherwise, they agree on something that satisfies them and he divorces her. These are internal matters between the man and the woman's family and the woman. Yes.