Dean v. Dean

Clark, J.:

This action is for an absolute divorce on statutory grounds. The evidence shows that the parties were married in Kitchener, Ontario, Canada, in November, 1912, and that they lived there as husband and wife until February, 1919, when defendant abandoned plaintiff and went to live with his parents in Buffalo. His claimed reason for going to Buffalo was that his wife’s mother, with whom the parties had resided since their marriage, had ill-treated him. This was denied. Defendant also claimed that he urged his wife to accompany him to Buffalo which she refused to do. This was also…