· 5/22/1854
Board of Commissioners v. Pidge
Citations
- 5 Ind. 13
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- holding that under Kansas law, there are three elements required to establish a common-law marriage: (1) capacity of the parties to marry; (2) a present marriage agreement between the parties; and (3
- holding that under Kansas law, there are three elements required to establish a common-law marriage: (1) capacity of the parties to marry; (2) a present marriage agreement between the parties; and (3) the parties holding themselves out to the public as being husband and wife.
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Judges: Perkins
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