SUPREME COURT
' DIVORCE SITTING.
Mr. Justice Edwards and a jury of twelve yesterday morning commenced the hearing of <1 divorce suit brought by Philip Desire England against his wite Daphne Hetty Englilud and Richard A. S. Judd (co-respondent), 011 tho ground of adultery.
There was a cross-potition by Mrs. England, alleging that her husband hnd committed adultery prior to the date of the adultery alleged her, Mr. J. I?, Reed, K.C. .(Auckland), and Mr. H. F. O'Learj- appeared for Philip England, and Mr.' P. W. Jackson for Daphne England. and Judd, who was a lieutenant in tho New Zealand Expeditionary- Forces.
■ His Honour ordered tho Court to bo cleared during the hearing of the ease, and forbade tile publication of evidence, 'l'lto hearing had not-concluded when the Court, rose .yesterday. A DUNEDIN DIVORCE SUIT ' lly TeU'jjtaph.'—J'rfiflß Association. Dunedin, February 20. At the Supremo Court to-day, Mary Jane Moody, who was acquitted in November lust on a clinrge of attempting to, murder her husband, Benjamin William James Moody, sought a dissolution of marriage 011 the ground of misconduct. A decree nisi was granted.
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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 125, 20 February 1919, Page 7
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