National Bank of Washington v. McCrillis

This action was instituted January 15, 1940, in the superior court for Lewis county, by the National Bank of Washington, Coffman-Dobson Branch, as the guardian of Dorcy T. Coleman, an insane person, against Hazel McCrillis, to annul a marriage entered into on November 1, 1932, between Dorcy T. Coleman and defendant. The basis of the complaint is that Dorcy T. Coleman was insane at the time of the purported marriage, and has been at all times since.

It appears from the complaint that the parties above mentioned lived together as man and wife until shortly before this action was started. No…