Karl v. Karl
New Jersey Court of Chancery
1Opinion of the Court
Church, Y. C.
In this case the complainant sues her husband for separate maintenance on the ground of extreme cruelty. It appears that nearly thirty years ago the husband and wife were married in Germany and came to this country. They have nine children. The testimony shows that the husband and wife had frequent quarrels; on various occasions the defendant assaulted his wife, struck her at one time on the breast, at another timo gave her a blow between the eyes; then he attempted another time to choke her. Often she had to dee from him and go outside the house. At another time he Icicked down…
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