Murphy v. Murphy

The complaint alleged in one count that the defendant at the date of the marriage was, and ever since has been, subject to a permanent incurable corporal defect which rendered sexual intercourse impossible, which she at all times previous to the mar riage concealed from the plaintiff, and that the marriage has never been fully consummated. In a second count it alleged that the defendant had been guilty of intolerable cruelty to the plaintiff. The court found the existence of a corporal defect rendering sexual intercourse impossible, and this finding, though attacked, must be sustained, since…