Langdon v. Hadley
150 N.E. 793 | Ind. Ct. App. | 1926
Roy Langdon, as guardian of William Langdon, filed in the trial court a complaint to set aside the marriage of his ward. It is averred in the complaint that the guardian was appointed June 25, 1924; that about ten months prior thereto, William Langdon was married to one Grace Hadley, now known as Grace Langdon; that at the time of the marriage, William Langdon, the plaintiff's ward, was insane; and that therefore the marriage is void. The trial court sustained *516 a demurrer to the complaint, and that ruling is the only error assigned.
The guardian has no authority to maintain the action. Pence
v. Aughe, Gdn. (1885),
Judgment affirmed.