Snyder v. Snyder

HOOD, Chief Judge:

Appellee, hereafter called the wife, brought this action against appellant, hereinafter called the husband, seeking separate maintenance and alleging that he had failed and refused to maintain her, although able so to do. 1 At trial, over the husband’s objection, the wife offered evidence tending to show that the husband prior to their separation had committed adultery. At the conclusion of the trial the court orally found “that the wife had a perfect reason for leaving the defendant, and that was his adultery with this Bowden woman.” In the formal judgment the court found…