Randall v. Randall
New York Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtMatthew M. Levy, J.
In this action for separation, after a marriage ceremonialized and consummated in this State, the plaintiff wife has moved for temporary relief to the extent of seeking alimony for herself, support for the child of the parties, and an allowance for her counsel. Both of the parties were and are residents of this State, and the defendant was personally served here with the summons, complaint, notice of motion and supporting affidavits. An attorney appeared generally for the defendant and contests the application on the merits.
Thus far, it would seem that this is the usual case of a suit for…
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- Matter of East River Sav. Bank (Morsyl R. Corp.)New York Court of Appeals · 1945
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