Jay v. Jay
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
MYERS, Associate Judge.
Following trial, a judgment was entered on May 27, 1964, granting appellant husband an absolute divorce from appellee wife on the ground of her adulterous relationship with a known co-respondent. Custody of a minor child (about nine years of age) was awarded to the wife, together with maintenance and support for the child, but, as a condition of such custody, it was provided that appellee was “not to allow [co-respondent] in her living quarters, nor [was she] to visit the living quarters of [co-respondent],” and should she violate these conditions she would forfeit her…
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