In 1865, Brownlow won a $25,000 judgement against Crozier and two other Confederate leaders, but the decision was eventually annulled.

The contract was eventually annulled in 1465.

The deal was eventually annulled by Hussein in 2002.

The marriage was eventually annulled on 15 December 1682, on the basis that two woman could not legally marry each other.

The marriage was eventually annulled.

Born in Dover but raised in Ireland, she married a British diplomat, Ronald Higgins; they lived in Indonesia, but the marriage was eventually annulled.

The couple led separate lives and their marriage was eventually annulled by the Emperor in October 1916.

The marriage was eventually annulled in 1497 on grounds of non-consummation.

King Henry astutely appealed to canon law, however, and the marriage was eventually annulled in August 1124 on the grounds that the couple were within the prohibited degrees of consanguinity.

With her new husband in a coma, Doris sought to evict his former wife and her family from the mansion while moving in with Ashlee but the marriage was eventually annulled.