Morrall v. Morrall

Opinion by

Hirt, J.,

The master found the charge of adultery sustained by the evidence. No other conclusion was possible under the clear and satisfactory proofs in this case and the lower court properly entered a decree of divorce on that ground. There is no merit in this appeal.

The parties were married in 1934. Respondent was gainfully employed during the period of more than two years while libellant was in military service. On his return, after his honorable discharge on January 6, 1946, she asserted her independence and stated to li*261bellant that “she was her own boss and intended to do as she…