Blodgett v. Blodgett
Citations
- 109 Wash. 597
- 187 P. 340
- 1920 Wash. LEXIS 929
Syllabus
<p>Marriage (8, 11)—Cohabitation and Reputation—Presumptions —Continuance oe Illegality. Residence and cohabitation in a state where common law marriages are recognized, after.a former wife had obtained a divorce, does not legalize the prior void marriage of the husband or rebut the presumption of a continuance of the illicit relation, where neither of the parties knew of the divorce and their residence in such state was not permanent.</p>
Judges: Holcomb
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