Brownstein v. Brownstein
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Opinion of the CourtEager, J.
This action, which was brought by plaintiff wife for an absolute divorce, was dismissed by the trial court at the close of her case “for failure of proof with respect to the allegations of the complaint charging adultery”. The trial court then denied plaintiff’s motion to amend the pleadings to allege a cause of action for separation but held that he would “ consider the case as one requiring an award of alimony in the ease of an unsuccessful plaintiff who doesn’t prove her case.” Eventually, the court rendered judgment dismissing plaintiff’s complaint; but, in addition to certain provisions…
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