McGill v. McGill

The husband sues to annul the marriage upon the ground that he was induced to enter into the marriage contract by the defendant’s concealing from him that she was an epileptic, and in leading him to believe through statements to that effect that she was in good health.

It was proved that, at the time of the marriage, the defendant was, and for some time prior thereto had been, afflicted with epilepsy, and she has been ever since an epileptic. The parties were married March 9, 1912, in Syracuse. The defendant refused to join her husband that night, and he remained at his room at the hotel, and…