Williams v. White
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Per curiam
This suit was brought by appellee,' W. J. White, against Bobbie D. Williams for the purpose of annulling a ceremonial marriage between Sammie White, appellee’s •sixteen year old daughter, and appellant, a ■seventeen year old male.
Annulment was sought on the ground that the marriage, performed without the consent of appellee and under a license obtained through a false affidavit made by appellant in which he swore that he was over twenty-one years of age and the girl was •over eighteen years of age, was in fraud of the rights of appellee.
A guardian ad litem was appointed for appellant and a…
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