Singer v. Singer

The plaintiff and defendant were married in 1830. This action was commenced in 1859, for adultery, charged against the defendant. The defendant appeared and put in an answer, denying the adultery. The parties consented to a reference, and the referee reported in favor of *140the • plaintiff. In January, 1860, a decree of divorce was granted. Since that time the plaintiff has again been married, The defendant now moves to set aside the judgment, and to be allowed to defend the action upon the ground that the same was obtained by collusion between herself and the plaintiff, with the consent of…