Murdock v. Murdock
Connecticut Superior Court
1Opinion of the CourtJennings, J.
This is a suit to annul a marriage between the parties, neither of whom are residents of this State. The defendant, on April 17, 1901, was first married to one Ernest R.. Decary in Montreal, Canada. Some years later they separated. The defendant came to New York to live and her husband remained in Montreal. On December 19, 1924, Mr. Decary secured a decree of divorce from the defendant in New York, alleging and it being found that he had the residence in New York necessary to give that court jurisdiction. On March 24, 1925, the defendant married the plaintiff in Bridgeport, Connecticut, and…
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