Robinson v. Robinson
New Jersey Court of Chancery
On petition for divorce. Hearing. of petition for alimony pendente lite and counsel fee.
1Opinion of the Court
LEAMING, V. C.
It is admitted that a marriage was celebrated between petitioner and defendant July 15th, 1902, and that thereafter until shortly before the institution of this suit petitioner and defendant continuously cohabitated as husband and wife and made themselves known to the world as such during all of that time. It is also admitted that at the time of the marriage ceremony petitioner had a husband living against whom a divorce suit was then pending and that the decree in that suit—which decree granted to petitioner a divorce from her former husband— was not in fact .entered until…
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