Quinones v. Castaigns

This matter came on to be heard on June 27, October 18 and 19, and November 18, 1949. The Court, after having heard testimony and argument of counsel, found that there exists a state of incompatibility of temperament between the plaintiff and the defendant; but that this incompatibility arose through the fault of both parties.

Subsequently, both plaintiff and defendant submitted briefs on the sole question as to whether plaintiff is entitled to the relief sought in view of the above finding of the Court, and therefore this opinion addresses itself to this question only.

The statute of the…