MARITAL BONDS SEVERED

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1062, 28 August 1930, Page 1

MARITAL BONDS SEVERED

father and children DISAGREE - several divorces granted How disagreements with the child■en, after he returned from the war, tesulted in the separation of he and i' 8 wife, was described to Mr. Justice Herdman, in the Supreme -°urt this morning, by William •“CLelsh (Mr. Thwaltes), who petiuoned for dissolution of his marriage *dh Alice Maria McLeish, on the «round of mutual separation. The petitioner stated that in 1909 f® ®arried a widow with nine childen - He went to the war in 1914, M"hen he was invalided home in si6 he found the boys were grown en - His wife would not join him Jj a farm he took up and remained mi, lle r sons. They separated by h“™ al agreement early in 1917, and had not seen his wife for 10 years. A aecree nisi was granted.

MUTUAL SEPARATION nu?t U i** 16 sroun( l °4 separation by thi tUa agreement for more than ae years. Hazel Bertha Newton •vr. Inder) was granted a decree nisi John Newton. m , Petitioner said that after her tb]| a£e in duly. 1924, she was to * eave her husband on acot his crue lty. She took proAi’mgs for a separation order tlin h’ however, the magistrate dexhTh *° g ranr . and made the suggeth°n *Hat they should come todta(,er aKa * n - She and her husband at ,? Bsec * tlle possibility at the court Anni o con °hision of the case. On thi« *’ deciding, however, that jk. bourse was impossible. They before parted. hot Cause . John w - T - Macklow had tj on co “P lie d with an order for restitujj. , ,°* conjugal rights, Olive May was granted a decree ni3i •aiart 1 * 16 groun d of mutual separation, ■v&s les Russell Jones (Mr. Singer) J) or1 g canted a decree nisi against Maitland Jones (Mr. Moody).