Supplement Annotated Code of the State of Georgia, the Embracing Amendments and Additions Made By the General Assembly, at the Regular Sessions of the ... and Sessions, Vol. 9 (Classic Reprint)

Of Domestic Relations. CHAPTER 1. Of Husband and Wife. ARTICLE 1. Of Marriage and Divorce. SECTION 1. Marriage, How and by Whom Contracted. 2929. (2410.) Restraints of marriagre. Deed: Under deed conveying land to ors children, provision for estate to wife for life and over for life to sister daughter was not void as being in reef grantor, and after her death to straint of marriage. 14749, 50 (2) daughter, and, if she was married at (92 S. E. 871) sisters death, then equally to grant 2930. (2411.) Essentials of marriage. 1. Ptevlons marriage: Where woman havend marriage, presumption is that first ing living husband married another marriage had been dissolved by deman, second marriage was void. cree of divorce, and burden is upon 146367 (1) (91 S. E. 115). person attacking validity of second Where second marriage by person marriage to show that divorce had not is established and it is shown that he been granted. 24 A pp. 695 (2) (102 or she had previously married another S. E. 35). person who was living at time of secC ohabitation: Mutual agreement to be recognized as vaUd marriage. 17 A pp. husband and wife by parties able to 263 (1) (86 S. E. 823). contract, followed by cohabitation, is General Note Cited. 17 A pp. 431, 432 (87 S. E. 681).
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