Legal Opinion
Waxstein v. Waxstein
New York Supreme Court
Decided July 28, 1976PublishedCited by 5 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
Louis B. Heller J.
In this action for divorce the complaint sets forth seven causes of action wherein the plaintiff seeks the following relief:
1. A judgment of absolute divorce upon the ground of a prior written agreement of separation.
7. An injunction requiring defendant to commence proceedings for a "Get”, i.e., a Jewish religious divorce.
The matter was tried before me without a jury. While both parties were in agreement that the divorce should be granted on the ground of the separation agreement, I reserved decision on the entire case to examine and decide on the basis of factual and legal…
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