Ritter v. Ritter
Indiana Supreme Court
ERROR to the St. Joseph Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtDewey, J.
This was a libel for a divorce. The petitioner David Ritter, after stating his marriage with Mary *82Smith, alleged that at the time the ceremony took place she was pregnant by one A. JET. ; that the petitioner discovered her situation the night subsequent to that of the wedding, of which he had no previous knowledge or suspicion; that A. H. fraudulently and clandestinely assisted in effecting the marriage ; that so soon as the petitioner ascertained the imposition which had been practised upon him, he left his wife with the intention of final abandonment; and that he had not associated with her…
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