Shrady v. Logan
New York Supreme Court
Action for annulment of marriage.
1Opinion of the CourtPryor, J.
After, a conjugal connection of ten years, during which it is conceded the defendant conducted herself with irreproachable propriety as a wife and the parties lived togéther in harmony and happiness, it is now sought to annul the marriage on the ground of the fraud of the defendant in concealing her ante-nuptial incontinence. The specific allegation of the" plaintiff is that the defendant represented herself to be without vice or blemish in character; whereas, in fact, her conduct before the marriage had been lewd and corrupt, and, at. the time of the marriage, she was the mother of an…
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