G. v G
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Date | 1865 |
| Year | 1865 |
| Court | Court for Divorce and Matrimonial Causes |
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3 cases
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R.T. v V.P. (v.T.)
...incapacity of impotence at the time of the marriage, that it was therefore a proper ground for a decree of nullity. G. v. G.ELR (1871) L.R. 2 P. & D. 287; Dicta of Kenny J. in S. v. S. (Unreported, Supreme Court, 1 July, 1976); M.E. v. A.E.IR[1987] I.R. 147; D.C. (D.W.) v. D.W.DLRM [1987] I......
- B v B
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C.c.c.y. v C.w.l.
...and which the respondent, whether wilfully or acting under the influence of hysteria, was determined not to submit to "(G. v. G., (1871) L.R. 2 P & D 287). In the Ecclesiastical Courts "non-consummation was by law attributed to the impotence of the husband" where the wife was proved to be a......