Motion to dismiss the complaint is granted. The action is brought under section 1139 of the Civil Practice Act to annul a marriage for fraud. Both parties to the marriage are dead, the wife having predeceased the husband, leaving real property. Plaintiff, the heir of the wife, sues the heirs of the allegedly defrauding husband. As pointed out in Matter of Haney (
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SAMPSON v. LANCASTER
39 Misc.2d 467 (1963)
Eloise B. Sampson, Plaintiff, v. Leaner P. Lancaster et al., Defendants.
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May 24, 1963
May 24, 1963
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Supreme Court, Special Term, New York County.
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