PETITIONS IN DIVORCE

Press, Volume LXXXI, Issue 24547, 21 April 1945, Page 8

PETITIONS IN DIVORCE

DECREES NISI GRANTED The following decrees nisi, on the grounds stated, to be made absolute in three months, were pronounced by Mr Justice Northcroft in the Supreme Court at Christchurch yesterday, when he heard petitions in divorce: — Adultery.—Robert Greenaway v. Dorothy Frances Greenaway and lan lister‘Cannon (co-respondent): William Edward Giles v. Yvonne Olive Giles, Walter James Newth who was cited as corespondent being dismissed from the petition because of lack of evidence; Charles John Inwood v. Ada Maud Inwood and Jack Grennell (co-respondent): Pant Manawatu v. Elizabeth Phoebe Manawatu and John Wilson (co-respondent): John Thomas Ryan v. Gladys May Ryan and John Stanley Allen (co-respondent). Failure Jo comply with orders for the restitution of conjugal rights: Tyrrel Baylee Mullen v. Olive May Mullen; James Henry Prattley v. Annie Prattley; Herbert Stanley Whall v. Mabel Winifred Whall. Desertion: Irene Ellen Crozier v. William Albert Crozier: Percy John Richmond v. Joan Hcrrics Richmond: Neil Douglas Davison v, Eileen Rosetta Davison: Ethel Violet Robertson v. Matthew Greison Horace Robertson. Separation; Muriel Minards Saggers v. Walter Saggers; Annie Grierson Lovett Mason v. John George Mason; Frances Mary Weir v. Godfrey Keith Weir; ward James Beker v. Grace Beker; Alva Willma Smith v. John Cyril Watson Smith; John Palmer v. Hilda Mary Palmer: Frederick Charles Ellis v. Emma Ellis; Hilda Jane McDonald v. Donald Colin McDonald: James Thomas York y. Avonle Eileen York;, Florence Mavis Pooley v. William James Pooley., - . Orders were made for petitioners in the following petitions for the restitution of conjugal rights: William George Copping v. Jean Copping: Rowland George English v. Frances Joan English: Percival George Hawes v. Doris Margaret Hawes; Harry Manson Campbell v. Phyllis Mary Campbell; Ray Headley Hooper v. Dprreen May Hooper.