· 7/1/1850
Rollins v. Stevens
Citations
- 31 Me. 454
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- “The court could reasonably believe Husband’s testimony, and that of his witnesses, and reject Wife’s testimony, and conclude Husband was induced by fraud to enter into the marriage.”
- “The court could reasonably believe Husband's testimony, and that of his witnesses, and reject Wife's testimony, and conclude Husband was induced by fraud to enter into the marriage.”
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Judges: Wells
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