de Brauwere v. de Brauwere
New York Supreme Court
Action by wife to recover of husband for necessaries of herself and infant children purchased with her own money.
1Opinion of the CourtWhitney, J.
Plaintiff, as she avers, is the wife of the defendant. On September 1, 19'04, when they were residing in the State of New York, he, without cause, abandoned her and her children, infants of the age of eighteen and under, and has since contributed nothing to their support except the sum of $50. She was unable to procure necessaries for herself and their children upon his credit, because he had none; and he removed to the State of New Jersey, where he has since resided in the city of Newark. During this period she has herself furnished the necessaries, partly by working as a seamstress and…
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