Johnson v. Johnson
New York Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtBookstein, J.
This is an action to annul a marriage. The action was commenced February 3, 1947. The defendant has defaulted in appearance and pleading.
The marriage occurred on July 18,1930, and there is one child of the marriage, born in 1931. Sometime in 1931 defendant left plaintiff.
There is no satisfactory proof of any fraudulent representations. At most the proof shows a change of mind, which does not constitute fraud, or prove the existence of any fraudulent intention at the time of or prior to the marriage. The facts may warrant an action for a separation but they do not justify an action for…
2Cases cited3 opinions
- Feig v. FeigAppellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York · 1931
- Anonymous v. AnonymousNew York Supreme Court · 1910
- Steimer v. SteimerNew York Supreme Court · 1902
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- Ozark v. OzarkNew York Supreme Court · 1947