Legal Opinion
Woicik v. Woicik
New York Supreme Court
Decided May 10, 1971PublishedCited by 7 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtMax Bloom, J.
Plaintiff sues, alternatively, for divorce or separation, predicated upon the charge of cruel and inhuman treatment (Domestic Eelations Law, § 170, subd. [1]). At the close of the entire case he moved to withdraw so much of his prayer for relief as sought a separation. Decision thereon was reserved. The application is now granted.
Defendant has counterclaimed for a separation, charging cruel and inhuman treatment (Domestic Eelations Law, § 200, subd. 1) and abandonment (Domestic Delations Law, § 200, subd. 2).
The proof submitted amply demonstrates the .substance of the charge of cruel' and…
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