Griffin v. Griffin

Motion for judgment dismissing the complaint on the ground that it does not state facts sufficient to constitute a cause of action. Plaintiff sues his wife for an annulment of the marriage. The parties were married in 1906. There are two children, now aged fifteen and six. An analysis of a rather verbose complaint indicates the cause of action the plaintiff seeks to state *838to be that prior to and at the time of the marriage defendant represented to plaintiff that she loved and honored him and would love, honor and serve him after marriage; that as a matter of fact she did not prior to, at the…