Randall v. Randall
4 Me. 326
Opinion
This was a libel by the husband, for divorce a vinculo matri-monii, for the adultery of the wife. It appeared that she had been convicted of lewd and lascivious cohabitation with another man; who also was convicted and sentenced for adultery with her. And this evidence the Court received, after default, as sufficient proof of the crime charged in the libe .
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Randall v. Randall, 4 Me. 326 (Me. 1826).
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