RITT v. Ritt
Supreme Court of New Jersey
1Per curiam
The plaintiff instituted a separate maim tenance proceeding against her husband in the Chancery Division of the Superior Court. Her complaint set forth, in detail, alleged acts of extreme cruelty which, she says, endangered her life and health and compelled her to leave the marital residence. The defendant filed an answer which denied the alleged cruelty and reserved the right to file a counterclaim. He then took pretrial oral depositions of the plaintiff and her psychiatrist Dr. Stanley Pogul. During the plaintiff’s testimony she declined to answer questions which related to subjects other…
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