Warshor v. Warshor
New York Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtCbopsey, J.
Plaintiff alleging that his'marriage to the defendant was void, because she had a husband living at the time, seeks an annulment. No proof of the plaintiff’s allegations was offered, as the defendant had pleaded a judgment in her favor against the plaintiff granting her .a separation and claimed this was a bar. The judgment in the separation action was entered October 9, 1925. The findings are the usual ones in such cases, including these that the parties were married, and that on September 13, 1924, the husband, without cause, abandoned his wife. The answer in the separation action pleaded…
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