Sherman v. Sherman
1 Root 486
Opinion
PetitioN for a divorce, for tlie cause of adultery. Doctor Ives was produced as a witness on, tbe part of the petitioner, and was objected against, because all he could testify came to his knowledge in confidence, and under obligation of secrecy. The objection was judged to be insufficient. See Mills v. Griswold, Litchfield January Term, A. D. 1792.
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