North v. North

Gaynor, J.:

The plaintiff and the defendant being domiciled as husband and wife in the state of New York, the plaintiff voluntarily and without cause separated from the defendant and refused to live with him. Thereafter, viz., in 1898, the defendant gave up his domicile in the state of New York, and went to the state of California for the purpose of actually and in good faith acquiring a permanent domicile there, and he did take np his permanent domicile there actually and in good faith. The plaintiff remained in the state of New York. After being so' domiciled in California for three years,…