Chermak v. Chermak
Indiana Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtStarr, J.
This action is an equitable one seeking, by direct attack, to set aside and vacate for fraud, a decree of the Porter Circuit Court, wherein the appellee obtained a divorce from the appellant.
The trial court sustained appellee’s demurrer to appellant’s amended complaint for insufficient facts; that ruling alone is assigned as error.
The substantial allegations of the amended complaint are as follows: That appellee had a husband living at the time of her marriage to appellant; that appellee knew she was not divorced from her husband at the time she married appellant, and when she brought her…
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