25-3-3. Legitimacy of children after annulment for former marriage or mental illness.
Where the marriage is annulled on the ground that a former husband or wife was living, or on the ground of mental illness, children begotten before the judgment are legitimate and succeed to the estate of both parents.
Source: SDC 1939, ยง14.0603.
Structure South Dakota Codified Laws
Chapter 03 - Annulment Of Marriage
Section 25-3-1 - Former marriage as ground--Party bringing action--Time of action.
Section 25-3-2 - Unsound mind as ground--Party bringing action--Time of action.
Section 25-3-3 - Legitimacy of children after annulment for former marriage or mental illness.
Section 25-3-4 - Annulment of underage marriage--Party bringing action--Time of action.
Section 25-3-5 - Forced consent as ground--Party bringing action--Time of action.
Section 25-3-6 - Fraud as ground--Party bringing action--Time of action.
Section 25-3-8 - Physical incapacity as ground for annulment--Party bringing action--Time of action.
Section 25-3-9 - Parties bound by annulment.
Section 25-3-10 - Provision for maintenance--Vacation or modification.
Section 25-3-11 - Provisions for child custody and support--Vacation or modification.
Section 25-3-12 - Report to Department of Health on annulments.