Carr v. Carr

(xeokge Rose Smith, J.

In the court below the appel-. lee was granted a divorce upon the ground of personal indignities. In her testimony she recounted several occasions on which her husband, the appellant, had cursed' and beaten her. It is now contended that this testimony was not corroborated, that the defenses of condonation and recrimination were established, and that the chancellor erred in his division of. the couple’s property.

When there is plainly no collusion in the case the corroborative proof need not be especially strong. Kirk v. Kirk, 218 Ark. 880, 239 S. W. 2d 6. A sister of the…