Slater v. Kenny

In this action to annul his marriage, plaintiff sets up two causes of action. The second is based upon alleged fraud by reason of which he claims to have been induced to enter the marriage. That claim is dismissed on the, ground that he has not proven a preponderance of evidence. The remaining cause of action alleges that he married the defendant not knowing that she already had a husband living, and that they did not live together *691after he learned of that fact. The issue of veracity, between the two parties mostly, is decided in her favor and, therefore, the only surviving allegation in the…