Cameron v. Cameron

This is an action of tresspass on the case instituted May 2, 1930, in the court of common pleas of Kanawha county, by Rose Cameron against her former husband, Earl Cameron, to recover damages for fraud practiced by him upon her in securing an annulment of their marriage, and in actively concealing the fact until his remarriage, which barred her subsequent suit to vacate the decree. To the ruling of the trial court, sustaining a demurrer to the declaration, she prosecutes error.

The controversy having been heretofore twice considered by this court a brief recital of its history is necessary to…