Ransom v. Ransom
New York Supreme Court
Action for absolute divorce. The opinion states the case.
1Opinion of the CourtDowling, J.
On June 4, 1890, at the city of New York, the defendant herein, a resident of the State of Virginia, was married to plaintiff, then and continuously since a resident of the State of New York. They resided in New York city until May, 1898, when by reason of plaintiff’s habits of life defendant was obliged to leave him, returning to her old home in Virginia, whence she finally, in October of the same year, returned to this city at plaintiff’s solicitation, resuming her domicile with him. In February, 1899, and again because of plaintiff’s misconduct, defendant was obliged to leave plaintiff…
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