Laplant v. Laplant

By his petition, the plaintiff seeks to have his

marriage to the defendant annulled on the basis that they were never legally married. No findings were made by the Trial Court nor were any requested. Under these circumstances, all special findings necessary to justify the decree were presumably made (Lincoln v. Langley, 99 N. H. 158, 159) and it is assumed that the denial of the annulment was based on a finding that a valid marriage between the parties did exist. The sole question raised by the plaintiff’s exception to the decree relates to this finding, it being the only question of law…