Hunt v. Hunt

The appellant, by next friend, sued the appellee for an annulment of a marriage between them, alleged to be void. The case was heard on bill, answer, and proof, resulting in the dismissal of the bill of complaint. The marriage was a ceremonial one, but the license under which it was solemnized was irregularly issued;, consequently, the validity of the marriage depends upon the curative provisions of chapter 237, Laws 1930, which appears as section 2363, Code 1930.

The case presented by the record is, in substance, as follows: The appellant is a member of the Roman Catholic Church, and, at the…