Mingone v. Mingone

Opinion by

Arnold, J.,

In this divorce action the husband charged his wife with indignities such, as to render his condition intolerable and life burdensome. The case was referred to a master, who largely disbelieved the libellant, was not convinced by the testimony, and recommended the dis missal of-the libel. The master found that the cause of the marital difficulties was libellant’s conduct with other women.

The court below, which had not heard nor seen the witnesses, granted the divorce, and respondent appeals. Both this' Court and the court below have the duty- of making an independent…