800
(Or)
That by reason of the circumstances hereinafter set forth, the respondent had and still has reasonable cause for refusing to permit the petitioner to live and cohabit with him, and for refusing to render her conjugal rights.
(Proceed to countercharge adultery, cruelty, or desertion, or any other misconduct of which the petitioner may have been guilty, and conclude with prayer for rejection of Petition and for the relief asked for, as "judicial separation," "custody of children," etc
If the respondent desires to allege nullity it should be done, ana relief prayed in one of the Forms of Petition for Nullity of Marriage. Verify all countercharges by affidavit, and state that there is no collusion or connivance between the parties.)
No. 29.
CITATION IN SUIT FOR RESTITUTION OF CONJUGAL RIGHTS.
(General Heading.)
George the Fifth, (etc. as in Form No. 4).
To
A. B. of
Whereas C. B. of
in
claiming to have been lawfully
(a) The petitioner
should state her husband's income as accurately as possible.
married to you, has filed her petition against you in the Registry of Our said Court, praying for a restitution of conjugal rights.
of
Now this is to command you, etc. (as in Form No. 4).
No. 30.
PETITION FOR ALIMONY PENDING THE SUIT OR PERMANENT ALIMONY
(General Heading.)
The Petition of C. B., the lawful wife of A. B.
SHEWETH!
1. That the said A. B. has for some years carried on the business
at
3
derives the net annual income of from $
tc
J
and from such business
2. That the said A. B. is possessed of plate, furniture, linen, and other effects at his said house,
aforesaid, all of which he acquired in right of your petitioner as his wife, or purchased with money he acquired through her, of the value of $
3. That the said A. B. is entitled, under the will of his father, subject to the life interest of his mother therein, to property of the value of $
or some other considerable amount (a).
(In the same manner state particulars of any other property which the hsusband may possess.)
Your petitioner therefore prays that this Honour- able Court will decree such sum or sums of money by way of alimony, pending the suit (or permanent alimony as the case may be) as to this Honourable Court may seem fit.
(Signed) C. B.
[Affidavit as in From No. 2.]
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