New York Statutes

§ 221 — Procedure

New York·Law DOM Domestic Relations·Art. 12 Dissolution of Marriage On Ground of Absence
§ 221. Procedure. The petition shall allege that the husband or wife\nof such party has absented himself or herself for five successive years\nthen last past without being known to such party to be living during\nthat time; that such party believes such husband or wife to be dead; and\nthat a diligent search has been made to discover evidence showing that\nsuch husband or wife is living, and no such evidence has been found. The\ncourt shall thereupon by order require notice of the presentation and\nobject of such petition to be published in a newspaper in the English\nlanguage designated in the order as most likely to give notice to such\nabsent husband or wife once each week for three successive weeks; such\nnotice shall be directed to the husband or wife who has so absented\nhimself or

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