Grover v. Grover
Supreme Court of New Jersey
On appeal from a decree advised by "Vice-Chancellor Stevenson dismissing a petition for divorce, whose opinion is reported in 18 Ride. Gh. Rep. 771.
1Per curiam
Two grounds are set out in the opinion of the learned vice-chancellor upon which he advised a dismissal of the petition. The first is that the proofs submitted failed to show a willful, continued and obstinate desertion of the petitioner by the defendant for the statutory period of two years preceding the filing of the petition.
Our examination of the proofs satisfies us of the soundness of the conclusion of the vice-chancellor upon this point.
The second ground upon which the decree-of dismissal. was advised is that “the fair inference, from the whole testimony, is that the petitioner became a…
2Cited by1 opinion
- Hunter v. HunterNew Jersey Court of Chancery · 1902