...advisory master.
In Tracy v. Tracy, 60 N. J. Eq. 25, 46 Atl. 657, Vice Chancellor Pitney held in effect that the mere sworn statement of the petitioner as to the animus manendi was...: "Since mere residence, without animus manendi, will not support a divorce suit, the existence of the animus manendi must be proved as fully as other material facts are required to be proved. The sworn...intention of removing therefrom, and it was well said by the special master, in his finding in this case, that mere residence, without an animus manendi, will not support a divorce suit, and that the...