Landes v. Landes
New York Supreme Court
Motion to dismiss a complaint.
1Opinion of the CourtHotchkiss, J.
This motion involves the sufficiency of the complaint, which is for separation on the ground of cruelty. As a pleading the complaint is subject to criticism on numerous grounds, but as these questions are not raised I shall assume the allegations to be sufficient with respect thereto. The alleged acts of cruelty were committed in 1908 and “ continued” up *488to September, 1913, when the parties entered into a so-called separation agreement. This ag’reement recites that marital differences between the parties had existed for a long time; that they had separated and ¿greed as follows: (1) Defendant…
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- Calkins v. LongNew York Supreme Court · 1855
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