The Law Reports volume 1
The Law Reports volume 1
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The cause came on for trial before the Judge Ordinary by a common jury.
M. Chambers, Q. C. , and Gates, for the petitioner.
Dr. Spinks, Q. C. , &nd^>Searle, for the respondent.
Dr. Swabey, for the co-respondent.
The jury found that the respondent and the co-respondent had committed adultery; that the petitioner had connived at the respondent's adultery with W. B. B. ; that the petitioner had con- doned the respondent's adultery with the co-respondent ; and they assessed the damages at one farth...ing.
THE JUDGE ORDINARY dismissed the petition.
334: COUETS OF PKOBATE AND DIVOECE. [L. E.
1867 Dr. Spitiks asked for an order for the respondent's costs.
ADAMS Dr. Swabey asked for the co-respondent's costs.
The petitioner having made a claim for damages, which was AXD entirely without foundation, the co-respondent was obliged to appear and protect himself against that claim.
THE JUDGE ORDINARY. The respondent is entitled to her costs as a matter of course. I think that, as the petitioner chose to claim damages, and as the circumstances of the case shew the whole proceeding to have been one which it was shameful to in- stitute, the co-respondent is also entitled to his costs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The cause came on for trial before the Judge Ordinary by a common jury.
M. Chambers, Q. C. , and Gates, for the petitioner.
Dr. Spinks, Q. C. , &nd^>Searle, for the respondent.
Dr. Swabey, for the co-respondent.
The jury found that the respondent and the co-respondent had committed adultery; that the petitioner had connived at the respondent's adultery with W. B. B. ; that the petitioner had con- doned the respondent's adultery with the co-respondent ; and they assessed the damages at one farth...ing.
THE JUDGE ORDINARY dismissed the petition.
334: COUETS OF PKOBATE AND DIVOECE. [L. E.
1867 Dr. Spitiks asked for an order for the respondent's costs.
ADAMS Dr. Swabey asked for the co-respondent's costs.
The petitioner having made a claim for damages, which was AXD entirely without foundation, the co-respondent was obliged to appear and protect himself against that claim.
THE JUDGE ORDINARY. The respondent is entitled to her costs as a matter of course. I think that, as the petitioner chose to claim damages, and as the circumstances of the case shew the whole proceeding to have been one which it was shameful to in- stitute, the co-respondent is also entitled to his costs.
What to read after The Law Reports volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Divorce Great Britain High Court of Justice Probate to read onlineMoreLess
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