Legal Opinion
Nunley v. Nunley
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
Decided May 12, 1965No. 3589PublishedCited by 5 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
MYERS, Associate Judge:
On November 1,1962, Bernice G. Nunley, appellee, sued her husband, William T. Nunley, for a legal separation from bed and board on the ground of his alleged cruelty. 1 Denying all charges of cruelty, he counter-C claimed for an annulment, 2 asking that their ceremonial marriage in Maryland on August 20, 1960, be declared null and void ab initio because appellee’s Alabama divorce, granted June 29, 1960, from a previous husband was invalid and she was therefore incapable of entering into a valid marriage with him. After trial, but while the case was still under advisement…
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