Budlong v. Budlong
Supreme Court of Rhode Island
1Opinion of the CourtStearns, C. J.
The appeal of Jessie M. Budlong is from ■ a decree of the Superior Court entered May 7, 1930, whereby she was permanently enjoined from interfering with Milton J. Budlong’s custody of his minor sons. The reasons of appeal are that the decree is against the law, the evidence and the “customary decisions of the courts.”
Milton J. Budlong was granted a divorce from Jessie M. Budlong on the ground of extreme cruelty. By the final decree of divorce entered June 28, 1928, he was given the custody of his two sons “with the right in the respondent, Jessie Margaret Budlong, to see said children at such…
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