Becker v. Becker
New Jersey Court of Chancery
1Opinion of the Court
The petition of the husband against the wife alleged desertion in January, 1928, predicated upon a charge of willful, continued and obstinate refusal to have sexual intercourse.
The parties were married on July 10th, 1924. The defendant filed no answer and the cause was referred to a special master for hearing and report. The master reported adversely for lack of corroboration, and the matter now comes before me on exceptions to the master's report.
The testimony shows that the parties separated several times during their married life, and in January, 1930, petitioner left the defendant for the…
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- Robinson v. RobinsonNew Jersey Court of Chancery · 1914
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