Krussman v. Krussman
Superior Court of Delaware
Action for Divorce Decree nisi. Heard on defendant’s petition to have the decree nisi set aside, and the original petition for divorce dismissed. The decree nisi set aside, and petition dismissed.
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Action for Divorce Decree nisi. Heard on defendant’s petition to have the decree nisi set aside, and the original petition for divorce dismissed. The decree nisi set aside, and petition dismissed. The grounds set forth in the petition, and proved at the hearing, were that after the defendant was served personally, her husband came to her and told her that he was sorry for having brought any divorce proceedings against her; asked to be forgiven for his action in so doing; told her that the case would be abandoned; and resumed. marital relations and cohabited with her and had sexual intercourse…
1Opinion of the CourtBoyce, J.
Mr. England, when do you expect to be ready?
Mr. England: — I cannot tell. I should think I ought to be ready within, say, a week. My client is not so far away that I could not have him here by that time.
*27Boyce, J.
We will hear the petitioner’s witnesses with the understanding that you raise no objection to it.
Mr. England: — Not at all, not if I can have my opportunity; that is all.
After hearing testimony in support of the petition the court said:
Boyce, J.
We think, Mr. England, that Saturday of this week is sufficient time for appearing and offering any evidence you may have to rebut this…
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