Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from A Selection of Cases on Domestic Relations and the Law of Persons
It was alleged in the present case, and the evidence tended to Show, that by the terms of the agreement of marriage between the parties, the marriage was not to take place until sometime after the expiration of one year. It was held that, by force of the exception in the third section of our statute, promises to marry were not required to be in writing under any circumstances, the view being taken that it was the intention of the statute to withdraw agreements to marry altogether from its Operation.
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