Adams v. Adams

Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court

Adams v. Adams

33 Mass. 254

CourtMassachusetts Supreme Judicial Court

DecidedNovember 15, 1834

StatusPublished

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Adams v. Adams, 33 Mass. 254 (Mass. 1834).

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Opinion

Per Curiam.

The libel for a divorce in this case, charged various acts of adultery, committed at divers times with persons unknown, for a period of eight years. The respondent moved, that the libel be quashed for uncertainty, or that the libellant be required to file a bill of particulars, at a reasonable time before trial, and be confined, on the hearing, to the cases thus specified. Whereupon the Court ordered, that a bill of particulars should be so filed.

Cushing, for the libellant.

J. Holmes, of Maine, and Clark, for the respondent

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Per Curiam.

The libel for a divorce in this case, charged various acts of adultery, committed at divers times with persons unknown, for a period of eight years. The respondent moved, that the libel be quashed for uncertainty, or that the libellant be required to file a bill of particulars, at a reasonable time before trial, and be confined, on the hearing, to the cases thus specified. Whereupon the Court ordered, that a bill of particulars should be so filed.

Cushing, for the libellant.

J. Holmes, of Maine, and Clark, for the respondent

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