Oates v. Oates

It is to be borne in mind that the decree below was for the complainant and that if, upon any reasonable theory, the allegations of the bill of complaint and the proof combined consistently make out a case for equitable relief, the decree is to be sustained as being in response to the bill’s prayer for general relief. Grant v. Swank, 74 W. Va. 93, 81 S. E. 967, L. R. A. 1915B, 881, Ann. Cas. 1917C, 286; Davis v. Lilly, 96 W. Va. 144, 122 S. E. 444.

Without going into the detail of an overloaded transcript that the Court’s opinion covers fully, it can be said that the marriage was entirely a…