In Wilsdon v. Wilsdon, 4 N.J.Mis. R. 879, Vice-Chancellor Backes dismissed the petition for that reason, but there he pointed out that the proofs "sustained the charges."
Summary of this case from Wallace v. Wallace10-20-1926
Albert WILSDON, Petitioner v. Victoria R. WILSDON, also known as Victoria E. Wilsdon, Defendant.
Not to be reported by order of the court.
In Wilsdon v. Wilsdon, 4 N.J.Mis. R. 879, Vice-Chancellor Backes dismissed the petition for that reason, but there he pointed out that the proofs "sustained the charges."
Summary of this case from Wallace v. WallaceFull title:Albert WILSDON, Petitioner v. Victoria R. WILSDON, also known as Victoria…
Court:COURT OF CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY
Date published: Oct 20, 1926
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