A marriage had been celebrated, but in fact both parties were women.
Held: The marriage was annulled: ‘there was plainly no marriage and pronounced a decree nisi (of nullity) saying that the decree could be made absolute forthwith.’
Judges:
Ormrod J
Citations:
(1967) 111 Sol J 213
Jurisdiction:
England and Wales
Cited by:
Cited – J v S T (Formerly J) CA 21-Nov-1996
The parties had married, but the male partner was a transsexual, having been born female and having undergone treatment for Gender Identity Dysphoria. After IVF treatment, the couple had a child. As the marriage broke down the truth was revealed in . .
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Family
Updated: 06 December 2022; Ref: scu.235268