State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > New-york > Dom > Article-10 > 171

§ 171. When divorce denied, although adultery proved. In either of the  following  cases,  the  plaintiff is not entitled to a divorce, although  the adultery is established:    1. Where the offense was committed by  the  procurement  or  with  the  connivance of the plaintiff.    2.  Where the offense charged has been forgiven by the plaintiff.  The  forgiveness may be proven, either affirmatively,  or  by  the  voluntary  cohabitation of the parties with the knowledge of the fact.    3.  Where  there  has  been  no  express forgiveness, and no voluntary  cohabitation of the parties, but the action  was  not  commenced  within  five years after the discovery by the plaintiff of the offense charged.    4.  Where  the  plaintiff  has also been guilty of adultery under such  circumstances that the defendant would have been entitled, if  innocent,  to a divorce.

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > New-york > Dom > Article-10 > 171

§ 171. When divorce denied, although adultery proved. In either of the  following  cases,  the  plaintiff is not entitled to a divorce, although  the adultery is established:    1. Where the offense was committed by  the  procurement  or  with  the  connivance of the plaintiff.    2.  Where the offense charged has been forgiven by the plaintiff.  The  forgiveness may be proven, either affirmatively,  or  by  the  voluntary  cohabitation of the parties with the knowledge of the fact.    3.  Where  there  has  been  no  express forgiveness, and no voluntary  cohabitation of the parties, but the action  was  not  commenced  within  five years after the discovery by the plaintiff of the offense charged.    4.  Where  the  plaintiff  has also been guilty of adultery under such  circumstances that the defendant would have been entitled, if  innocent,  to a divorce.

State Codes and Statutes

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > New-york > Dom > Article-10 > 171

§ 171. When divorce denied, although adultery proved. In either of the  following  cases,  the  plaintiff is not entitled to a divorce, although  the adultery is established:    1. Where the offense was committed by  the  procurement  or  with  the  connivance of the plaintiff.    2.  Where the offense charged has been forgiven by the plaintiff.  The  forgiveness may be proven, either affirmatively,  or  by  the  voluntary  cohabitation of the parties with the knowledge of the fact.    3.  Where  there  has  been  no  express forgiveness, and no voluntary  cohabitation of the parties, but the action  was  not  commenced  within  five years after the discovery by the plaintiff of the offense charged.    4.  Where  the  plaintiff  has also been guilty of adultery under such  circumstances that the defendant would have been entitled, if  innocent,  to a divorce.