A. C. v. B. C.
New York Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtHoward A. Zeller, J.
Plaintiff seeks a judgment annulling the marriage of the parties because of her nonage. Defendant has counterclaimed for an annulment on the ground of plaintiff’s fraud in concealing, at the time of the marriage, that she was pregnant by a man other than defendant, and seeks a determination of illegitimacy as to a child born during the marriage. Plaintiff and defendant were married in New York State on August 25, 1956. Both parties were then 17 years of age. A child was born to plaintiff on April 27,1957.
Defendant entered military service in January, 1956 and did not return to his home until…
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