Legal Opinion
Di Claudio v. Di Claudio
New York Supreme Court
Decided March 10, 1954PublishedCited by 2 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtCorcoran, J.
In this action the husband seeks an annulment of his marriage to the defendant on the ground that, at the time of their marriage, the defendant was already the lawful wife of another man — one Joseph Le Clair.
The defendant married Joseph Le Clair in November, 1935. He was then about sixty-four years of age. They established their home in Freeport, Long Island, but lived together for less than one year, for on May 23,1936, Le Clair deserted the defendant. He left a note for her in which he gave no indication of ever returning home, and in which he referred to the possibility of his committing…
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