Baker v. Baker

Martin, P. J.,

— A libel in divorce was filed, averring that, in violation of her marriage vows and the laws of this Commonwealth, the respondent, on Aug. 23, 1906, at the City of Philadelphia, contracted with libellant a marriage which was absolutely void by reason of the respondent having a husband, John Miller, then living, who resides in Philadelphia; that libellant is the innocent and injured party in this action, and praying that the alleged marriage of Clifford H. Baker, libellant, and Catharine Prances Baker, the respondent, be declared null and void.

Respondent filed an answer,…