Walsh v. Ferguson
Michigan Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtPotter, J.
Plaintiff, James W. Walsh, claiming to be the husband of Harriet P. Walsh, deceased, brought the bill of complaint herein against George B. Ferguson to restore a lost or destroyed deed of the premises in dispute from George B. Ferguson to Harriet P. Walsh. From a decree for plaintiff defendant appeals.
The case involves a question of fact. Defendant contends there was no valid marriage between Harriet P. Walsh and plaintiff. The record shows a license to marry and the performance of a mar riage ceremony between tbe parties. This is sought to be avoided on the ground that Harriet P. Walsh,…
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