Yudell v. Yudell
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Per curiam
In this action for divorce plaintiff: wife moved for temporary alimony and counsel fees. Defendant husband opposed the motion. The Special Term referred the matter of the husband’s financial status to a private referee to hear and report.
*650We have heretofore suggested that references to official or private referees should be avoided in matters of this kind, and that better protection may be afforded to the parties by assuring a speedy trial of the action. Such a speedy trial may be promoted by having Special Term, in a case where reasonable probability of success is established, fix temporary…
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