IN THE DIVORCE COURT
BRy So Swwr than 528 eases wereentered jhpobate, Divorce, and Adpurafty (for tM closing time of 1910). &- '.Ttey «ymont«d of 342 matrimonial suits, |JSjri 243 Admiralty cases, and 43 probate ac-JK$-'tioaa. Never before have the cases in P : tfta Division readied so high a figure. fallowing table will show how fe-? ' »eat has bean the increase in the work p ■; gf the Division in recent years, and the I’ ’ moralist has tho melancholy thought £ that the increase is entirely on the diiV'.j Tore© side:— x 1899 —, _ 242 1905 1900 283 1906 422 fv: inoi 3i r, MW j' o f, 1903 ... ... 284 1908 ... ... 473 ’ 1904 494 1910 528 - The matrimonial cases, which number 340, consisted of 293 petitions for divorce, 31 for restitution of conjugal k rights, 16 for judicial separation, and 7 for decrees of nullity. Wives are the petitioners in the majority of the suits. ThA Admiralty actions number 143, and the probate cases 43.
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Evening Star, Issue 14523, 26 November 1910, Page 10
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210IN THE DIVORCE COURT Evening Star, Issue 14523, 26 November 1910, Page 10
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