Steerman v. Snow

Walker, Chancellor.

The petition in this ease is one for nullity of marriage on the ground of impotence. It contains two separate causes for *10action, which are labeled “first count” and “second count,” as in common law actions. They should be “first cause of action” and “second cause of action.” See chancery rule 59. The first separate cause alleges marriage on March 28th, 1920; that at that time the defendant was physically and incurably impotent to consummate the marriage by reason of the frigidity of his parts of generation or some other physical cause; that petitioner was ignorant of…