Arborgast v. Arborgast
New York Supreme Court
Application on the part of the plaintiff for judgment, &e.
1Opinion of the Court
T. R. Strong, Justice.
This is an action for a divorce, for adultery. The defendant not having appeared in the action, the court ordered a reference to take proof of all the material facts charged in the complaint; and the report of the referee is now presented, arid application made for judgment. It appears by the report, that the defendant was sworn and examined by the referee, and that she testified to the adultery charged, and to the marriage of the parties, their residence, and the other matters in the bill. Two other persons were examined as witnesses for the plaintiff, in reference to…
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