Thompson v. Thompson
New Jersey Court of Chancery
On petition for divorce a vinculo for desertion.
1Opinion of the Court
Backes, Y. C.
The parties were married at Peekskill, Yew York, April 19th, 1913, and went to Montreal to live. In February, 1914, they moved to Trenton, where they set np housekeeping, and where the petitioner engaged in business. Tn May the defendant-visited her former home in Poughkeepsie to consult her family physician regarding her pregnancy. It was understood that the visit was to be of short duration, but by mutual understanding it was extended from time to time and finally it was arranged that she should stay until after the baby was born. Tn the meanwhile, the petitioner spent…
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