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THE STORY: Mr. and Mrs. Shaw were getting divorced. As part of their separation arrangement, one spouse wanted to include a clause that would prevent the other spouse from remarrying. Basically: "You can divorce me...but you can't marry someone else." THE HOLDING: No. The court refused to enforce the clause. WHY? Because a clause that prevents someone from remarrying is: 1) A restraint on marriage 2) Contrary to public policy 3) An unreasonable restriction on personal freedom Courts generally do not enforce contracts that restrain marriage. Marriage is considered a social institution the law supports, not something former spouses can block by private agreement. Watch my next legal case story! Wightman v. Coates (1818) - Heart Balm    • Wightman v. Coates (1818) - Heart Balm #co...   #youtubelaw #prelaw #lawschoolsuccess #lawmadesimple #lawmadeeasy #legalstorytime #legaleducation