Sarfaty v. Sarfaty
New Jersey Court of Chancery
Oil bill for divorce for desertion, answer and proofs. The complainant in this bill states his marriage with the defendant on August 16th, 1876 ; his residence at Hilltop, Camden county, New Jersey, since August 1st, 1883, and that the defendant deserted him there on May 1st, 1895, since which date she has not returned to his- residence, and he prays a decree for absolute divorce.
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Oil bill for divorce for desertion, answer and proofs. The complainant in this bill states his marriage with the defendant on August 16th, 1876 ; his residence at Hilltop, Camden county, New Jersey, since August 1st, 1883, and that the defendant deserted him there on May 1st, 1895, since which date she has not returned to his- residence, and he prays a decree for absolute divorce. The defendant, in her answer, denies the desertion complained of, and declares that she was driven from the home of the complainant on May 1st, 1895, by his cruel treatment, and that she has remained away through…
1Opinion of the Court
Grey, V. C.
The complainant was married to the defendant in August, 1876. They took up their residence in New Jersey on August 1st, 1883, having theretofore resided in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
The desertion complained of occurred on May 1st, 1895, at which time the complainant’s family consisted of five children, a sixth having died two years before. On the date named the wife, with three children, left her husband’s residence and the village where he resided, from a railroad station not used by him, and in his absence from home, and, he says, without his consent or knowledge. Since that…
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