4,000 Annulments

Tim Cavanaugh | 8.12.2004 1:34 AM

SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters)—California's Supreme Court annulled more than 4,000 gay marriages in San Francisco on Thursday, finding that the city acted improperly in granting the marriage licenses earlier this year in defiance of state law.

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