ZIPSER v. HARDY


3 Misc.2d 749 (1945)

Sidney N. Zipser, Plaintiff, v. James G. Hardy, Defendant.

Supreme Court, Special Term, New York County.

August 20, 1945.


Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Sidney N. Zipser, in person, and John F. X. Finn for Sidney N. Zipser, plaintiff.

Theodore Kiendl, William R. Meagher and Cleveland C. Cory for defendant.


BERNARD BOTEIN, J.

When married parties are living together, there is an implied authority in the wife, stemming from that marital relation, to order and receive necessaries at the husband's expense. If, as claimed by the defendant, they are living apart as a result of the wife's affirmative wrongdoing, a triable issue is raised as to whether the alleged destruction of that aspect of the marital status gave rise to the necessity of invoking the legal...

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