Shaw v. Shaw
New York Supreme Court
Action for divorce by Gertrude L. Shaw against William Barrett Shaw, defendant, and Lottie Goodman, an infant, co-respondent. After an interlocutory judgment for plaintiff, the co-respondent, by Pauline Goodman, her guardian ad litem, moves for leave to intervene. Motion granted. See, also, 140 N. Y. Supp. 109.
1Opinion of the CourtBenedict, J.
An interlocutory- judgment was entered on or about May 27, 1912, in this action, brought to obtain a divorce a vinculo, in favor of the wife as plaintiff against the husband upon the ground of adultery with the present applicant.
The co-respondent, being under age, now applies through her guardian ad litem for leave to intervene for the purpose of refuting upon a new trial the accusations made against her and upon which the interlocutory judgment was granted, and in support of her application she produces the affidavits of three reputable physicians, whose statements, if true, lead to the…
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