PETITIONS IN DIVORCE
Decrees nisi granted On undefended petitions for divorce presented to Mr Justice Wilson in the Supreme Court yesterday decrees nisi were granted as follows, on the grounds listed: Adultery.—Noel Grant Hale, an industrial supervisor (Mr M. P. Boyce) v. Diane Margaret Hale (Mr B. A. Hunt) and Ken Fielding, a factory worker.
Separation agreement.— Harold Grant Wilson, a factory manager (Mr A. Hearn) v. Marion Dagmar Wilson; Susan Elaine Wilson (Mr Hunt) v. Ritchie Arthur James Wilson, a medical student, of Dunedin; Susan Elizabeth Wesley (Mr S. G. Erber) v, Charles Tahatu Wesley, a maltster; Elizabeth Louise Sewell (Mr A. Hearn) v. Charles Jameson Sewell, a company director.
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Press, Volume CXII, Issue 33077, 18 November 1972, Page 17
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