Corder v. Corder

Decision Date25 November 1904
Citation59 A. 309
PartiesCORDER v. CORDER.
CourtNew Jersey Court of Chancery

Petition for divorce by Annie Corder against Herman Corder.Heard on exceptions to the master's report that the petition be dismissed.Dismissed.

Lewis, Besson & Stevens, for petitioner.

EMERY, V. C.The original separation of the husband and wife in this case, and the circumstances of it, are proved only by the oath of the petitioner.The corroboration of petitioner as to the fact that subsequent to the separation the wife lived alone is not a sufficient corroboration of the desertion charged.It proves the continuance of a separation, but not that the original separation was a desertion.The rule that no divorce can be granted on the uncorroborated evidence of the...

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  • Tuttle v. Tuttle
    • United States
    • North Dakota Supreme Court
    • April 25, 1911
    ...N.W. 270; Grady v. Grady, N.J.Eq. , 64 A. 440; Gunther v. Gunther, N.J.Eq. , 57 A. 1015; Hunt v. Hunt, N.J.Eq. , 59 A. 642; Corder v. Corder, N.J.Eq. , 59 A. 309; Goodhues v. Goodhues, 90 Md. 292, 44 A. Luther v. Luther, 87 Ill.App. 241; 14 Cyc. 688, 689; Hagle v. Hagle, 74 Cal. 608, 16 P. ......
  • Bell v. Bell
    • United States
    • Idaho Supreme Court
    • May 26, 1908
    ...Hayes v. Hayes, 144 Cal. 627, 78 P. 19; Berry v. Berry, 145 Cal. 787, 79 P. 532; Gunther v. Gunther (N. J. Ch.), 57 A. 1015; Corder v. Corder (N. J. Ch.), 59 A. 309; Sabin v. Sabin (N. J. Ch.), 59 A. 627; Hunt Hunt (N. J. Ch.), 59 A. 642; Hagle v. Hagle, 74 Cal. 608, 16 P. 518; Haley v. Hal......

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