33 N.J. Eq. 94 | New York Court of Chancery | 1880
This suit is brought for a divorce from the bond of marriage, on the ground of desertion. The parties, who both then resided here, were married in Philadelphia, December 16th, 1868. They immediately thereafter went to Salem, in this state, to reside, and lived there together until March 25th, 1873, when the defendant, with her infant child, left that place, with her husband’s consent, and went to Kingston, where she has ever since resided. The petitioner, Dr. Belden, alleges that his wife deserted him in April, 1873. The petition was filed January 5th, 1880. She, in her answer, denies the desertion, and says that she was constrained to leave him, by his cruel treatment of her. The facts
The petition will be dismissed, with costs.