Civil unions for gay couples in Vermont must be treated as "the equivalent of marriage" in Massachusetts, the highest court in Massachusetts ruled Thursday.
July 26, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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BOSTON (AP) Civil unions for gay couples in Vermont must be treated as “the equivalent of marriage” in Massachusetts, the highest court in Massachusetts ruled Thursday.
The Supreme Judicial Court ruled that a couple who enters into a civil union in Vermont must dissolve that union before either person can marry a third party in Massachusetts.
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