Christoph v. Sims
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
' BOND, Chief Justice.
This is a suit, instituted by appellee R. S. Sims to annul a ceremonial marriage, wherein appellant filed a cross-action for divorce. A jury being waived, the cause of action was submitted to the court and judgment entered annulling the marriage, hence denying appellant any relief on her cross-action.
The plaintiff (appellee here) alleged that the purported marriage was occasioned on or about November 26, 1931, in Matamoros, Republic of Mexico, and that, at the time, “* * * he was intoxicated and intoxicated to such an extent that he has no recollection of the purported…
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