Legal Opinion
Moore v. Moore
New York Supreme Court
Decided March 23, 1912Published
Action by Mabel Moore against Floyd Moore for divorce, in which defendant also asked for divorce. Divorce denied.
1Opinion of the CourtWhitmyer, J.
The action is for divorce on the ground of adultery; the complaint being based solely on the claim that plaintiff contracted! the venereal disease from defendant in January, 1910. Defendant denies the charge, and sets up specific acts of adultery on the part of plaintiff. Each asks for a divorce against the other.
The parties were married January 28, 1903, separated some time in March, 1910, and the action was commenced in October, 1911. Up to the time of their separation the parties resided in the village of De Grasse, St. Lawrence county. On December 28, 1909, defendant left his home in said…
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