McLaughlin v. McLaughlin
New Jersey Court of Chancery
On petition for divorce. On motion to dismiss petition nunc pro tunc.
1Opinion of the Court
Walker, Chancellor.
On October 28th, 1916, the petition in this canso was filed. It charged the defendant with having deserted the petitioner in September, 1912, ever since which time, and for more than two years then last past, the defendant had willfully, continuedlv and obstinately deserted the petitioner. The defendant being served with citation and certified copy of the petition, filed an answer on December 21st. 1916, in which he denied-the desertion charged. On December 23d, 1916, on motion of petitioner’s solicitor, and by convent of the solicitor of defendant, this cause *323was referred…
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