Martin v. Martin
Supreme Court of Connecticut
1Opinion of the CourtDickenson, J.
This is an action for support brought by a wife against her husband. The defendant has appealed from a judgment for the plaintiff on the ground that she had forfeited the right to support by her conduct. The assignments of error relate to the triai court’s finding of facts and its conclusions from the facts found.
With such corrections of the finding as we find the defendant entitled to, the main facts may be summarized as follows: The parties were married April 13, 1946. At the time of the trial, begun in January and postponed to February, 1947, the plaintiff was forty-two years old and the…
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