McEvoy v. McEvoy

In Morehouse v. Morehouse, 70 Conn. 420, 39 Atl. 516, we said, and in Jacobs v. Jacobs, 95 Conn. 57, 110 Atl. 455, and Sweet v. Sweet, 97 Conn. 693,118 Atl. 36, we repeated and emphasized the statement, that to constitute ground for divorce, the cruelty complained of must be of such a nature as to be intolerable, and to render a continuance of the relation by the suffering victim impracticable. In Mayhew v. Mayhew, 61 Conn. 233, 23 Atl. 966, and the Morehouse case and the Jacobs case, the fact that the cruelty was intolerable by the victim was found by the trier. In the Sweet case there was…