Stubbert v. Stubbert
New York Supreme Court
Motion by the plaintiff for leave to discontinue an action for divorce.
1Opinion of the CourtGerard, J.
In this action the husband, the plaintiff, sued his wife for divorce. The wife set up a counterclaim naming a lady living with her husband as corespondent. Plaintiff and defendant now come to court and ask leave to discontinue, but corespondent says that she has been dragged into the do¡ mestie quarrels, of plaintiff and defendant, accused of immoral conduct and branded in the newspapers. The co-' respondent asks as a condition of allowing discontinuance that' defendant should write a letter exonerating her from the, *561charge made, or that defendant be compelled to pay an extra allowance to…
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