Weil v. Poulsen
Supreme Court of Connecticut
1Opinion of the CourtAvery, J.
The plaintiff and defendant were married at Copenhagen, Denmark, on April 30th, 1910. In that year, they came to the United States and established their residence in Brooklyn, New York, and lived there together as husband and wife until shortly before August, 1923, when they separated. On February 13th, 1919, they legally adopted an infant child who is now seventeen years of age. Since the parties separated, the child, a girl, has been with the plaintiff and been cared for by her. On August 23d, 1923, after the parties had separated and while they were living apart, they entered into an…
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