DIVORCE COURT.
Us EXTRAORijjNARV VERDICT, Per Press Association. Dunc:lin, NjvunL'-r 8. In the D v.rc C'iur. to-Juy, tlio se of Muir.n'a:l v. Mui i.-acl and jaw. limb:,.d s I,l' iutn. was coaiuded. T.lO p' t . :ii r allowed repi.ndent had mist- ndu tv. '. ! . hoi self vith co-rcspondtiit a. Pcachct Uayi taiion,, of wlrch c.i-r" poiuhn. was tat or,ma t'r, .plii n. i d scoveri'ag iic-m by lock n.f iuroush the windows ■i tac s.aiion. The jury, after 4. '•ng retiit'mi'iit, r-\u.ned, when the .oicman reported hat on the first isue, Wa; re.pondint guilty of adulery with co-respondent? nine said 'No ' and thiee "Yes." On ihe is;uo, Did co respondent commit adul.ery with icspondent? one said "Yes'' ,nd eleven sa d "No." The petition .vas dismissed, the Chief Justice remarking that it was an extraordinary verdict so far as the first issue was concerned. It was stated that moion wou d bo made for a new trial. Decrees nisi were granted in the cases of Grey v. Grey, wifes petition, and Crook v. Crook,' wife's petition, both on the grounds of desertion.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 81884, 9 November 1906, Page 2
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181DIVORCE COURT. Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 81884, 9 November 1906, Page 2
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