Scott v. Scott

Connecticut Superior Court

Scott v. Scott

1 Kirby 270

DecidedMarch 15, 1787

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Bluebook

Scott v. Scott, 1 Kirby 270 (Colo. Ct. App. 1787).

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Opinion

IPetitioN for divorce, on the ground of willful desertion, for more than three years. The petitioner was not present in court; but the facts being substantially proved, and that the desertion had been of long continuance, upwards of twenty years — The court dispensed with the petitioner’s personal appearance, and said it had been before done, in the case of a Mrs. Thompson, in the county of Hartford, whose husband was supposed to be lost at sea, and she being unable to attend court. ’

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IPetitioN for divorce, on the ground of willful desertion, for more than three years. The petitioner was not present in court; but the facts being substantially proved, and that the desertion had been of long continuance, upwards of twenty years — The court dispensed with the petitioner’s personal appearance, and said it had been before done, in the case of a Mrs. Thompson, in the county of Hartford, whose husband was supposed to be lost at sea, and she being unable to attend court. ’

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1 Kirby 270, Counsel Stack Legal Research, https://law.counselstack.com/opinion/scott-v-scott-connsuperct-1787.