Owings v. Owings

In the bill of complaint filed in this case, the appellant asks for annulment of his marriage to. the appellee on the ground that he was forcibly and without his consent married to the appellee, and that at the time of the marriage appellant was in such a mental condition that he was. entirely unconscious of what was being done and was incapable of entering into a valid marriage contract. These allegations were denied hy the answer. It would serve no good purpose to recite in detail the testimony in the case. The preponderance of the testimony tends to show the following facts:

That appellant…