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Davey v Marks [1972] JJ 2029 (15 March 1972)

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Holding and result

The husband's violence and absence due to imprisonment for violence may be conduct conducing to the wife's adultery.

Court disposition

adultery established; husband's conduct considered relevant

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Material facts

Parties

Davey

Husband

Marks

Wife

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Procedural history

  1. Posture

    Divorce / Judgment

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Questions and positions

Legal issues

Whether the husband's violence and imprisonment for violence constitutes conduct conducing to the wife's adultery

Party arguments

Applicant
The husband's violence and absence due to imprisonment contributed to the wife's adultery.
Respondent
The wife's adultery was not caused by the husband's conduct.

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    Davey v Marks [1972] JJ 2029

    Conduct of one spouse, such as violence and imprisonment, may be considered as conducing to the other spouse's adultery.

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Ratio decidendi

The husband's violence and absence due to imprisonment for violence may be conduct conducing to the wife's adultery.

Court disposition

adultery established; husband's conduct considered relevant

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[1972] JJ 2029

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