Zukerberg v. Zukerberg
Court of Appeals of Maryland
1Opinion of the CourtCollins, J.
The parties to this cause, Samuel Zukerberg and Sarah Zukerberg, were married on March 19, 1942. The husband was a widower with five children. The wife had never been married before, was just over forty years of age and had worked for ten years in a printing estab-: lishment. The husband is about two years older than the wife.
Sarah Zukerberg, hereinafter known as appellant, on November 8, 1943, filed a bill for permanent alimony against her husband, Samuel Zukerberg, hereinafter known as appellee, on the grounds of constructive desertion caused by her husband’s cruelty. After hearing,…
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