Wellington v. Wellington

If the defendant in this case is harassing the plaintiff by multitudinous proceedings naturally there arises a feeling of sympathy. That there have been or are pending many proceedings is indicated by the arguments of counsel. Where the right lies is impossible for me to determine, but counsel certainly have a duty to see that the personal' animosities of the parties do not' enter their relations and negotiations, to the end that proper costs are promptly recog' nized. Practice Book (1934) p. 11; p. 15, §20.

So far as the motion for payment of costs is concerned, I am-not concerned with the…