Strohmeier v. Tuggle

The opinion of the court was delivered by

Harvey, C. J.:

The principal question presented on this appeal *676is the validity of the marriage of a man, who some years before had been adjudged insane, to a woman under the age of forty-five. The question arose in this way: On January 1, 1946, Mrs. J. W. Tuggle made and executed her will in which she directed that all her just debts and funeral expenses should be paid, and gave “to my husband, Jack W. Tuggle, the sum of five dollars ($5),” and gave all of the remainder of her property to her mother, Dora F. Strohmeier, and designated her father, Ralph…