Trask v. Trask
Supreme Judicial Court of Maine
On exceptions by plaintiff. This is a petition brought by the plaintiff for the purpose of annulling the marriage between the plaintiff and defendant. At the hearing, the presiding Justice dismissed the bill, and the plaintiff excepted to said ruling. The case is stated in the opinion.
1Opinion of the CourtHanson, J.
Petition to annul the marriage between the plaintiff and defendant. At the hearing the presiding Justice ruled pro forma that the bill be dismissed. The case is here on the plaintiff’s exception to that ruling. The exceptions contain the following clause: “For the purpose of these exceptions, it is also to be considered that the question of jurisdiction of proceedings for annulment of marriage on the part of the' Supreme Judicial Court in the county of Cumberland, is to be considered.”
The record shows a prior marriage and divorce on the part of the defendant. It appears that the petitioner…
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