Taylor v. Brown
City of New York Municipal Court
1Opinion of the CourtSkerritt, J.
This is an action to recover $500 for numerous articles and services furnished by the plaintiff to her invalid sister, the defendant’s wife, when she was ill at a hospital. I find from the evidence that these items should be classified as necessaries only to the extent of $150; and that all other items were such as could not be considered necessaries under the circumstances. Also that when these necessaries were being furnished by the plaintiff, the defendant and his wife were living apart by mutual consent, as a result of a temporary disagreement. It does not appear that the def endant was…
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