Coleman v. Coleman

The trial judge found that no good reason exists why these parties should not live together and that the plaintiff, had, in good faith and without qualification or condition, made repeated offers of reconciliation which were spurned and repulsed by the defendant, ,and it appears from the bill of exceptions that such finding is sustained by sufficient evidence. Under the law and in those circumstances, refusal by the husband to take the wife back, amounts to desertion, even though he was not originally at fault.

Cadwell vs. Cadwell, 2 Ohio App., 278, 282; 19 C. J., 67.

The trial judge, however,…