Kirschbaum v. Kirschbaum
New Jersey Court of Chancery
, On application for leave to take further testimony in the nature of an application for rehearing after an adverse special master’s report in an ex parte ease for nullity of marriage.
1Opinion of the Court
Walker, Chancellor.
Lena Kirschbaum filed a petition against Abraham Kirschbaum alleging that on October 15th, 1908, a form or ceremony of marriage took place between them at Newark, in this state, and that at the time of the- marriage the defendant was physically and incurably impotent to consummate the same by reason of a malformation of his parts of generation or some other physical cause, the exact nature of which was then unknown to the petitioner; that she was ignorant of defendant’s impotence at *9the time of her marriage to- him and had not subsequently ratified the marriage. After…
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