London v. London
Court of Appeals of Kentucky (pre-1976)
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion op the Court by
Judge Me Landless
Reversing.
Dr. Willis London and Mrs. Gertrude Leek were married on June 20, 1923. Each of them had been married before, and each of them had theretofore been a party defendant in a suit in which a divorce was granted to his or her respective spouse. The doctor was past sixty years of age, but robust and healthy. The -bride was near fifty and also possessed good -health. At the time of their marriage the doctor was engaged in the practice of his profession at Franklin, where he owned a substantial residencé; however, he had rented his residence with the…
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