Barnes v. Barnes

Reese, P. J.,

In the original libel filed herein, the libellant alleged that his wife deserted him on September 28, 1925. After the master had been appointed, respondent obtained leave to file an answer which denied any desertion. Thereafter, hearings were held before the master, and testimony was taken on behalf of both parties. Before the master made his report to the court, the libellant was duly granted leave to file an amended libel in which it was alleged that the desertion occurred on April 26, 1925. An answer was filed thereto, denying the desertion alleged. The master, after taking…