Emerson v. Emerson

GOULD, J., pro tem.

Plaintiff husband sued for divorce upon the ground of adultery, naming a mutual friend as corespondent ; defendant wife countered with a cross-complaint for divorce upon the same ground, naming the wife of the mutual friend as corespondent and also charging extreme cruelty. After a protracted trial divorce was denied the husband upon the ground that although the wife’s adultery was proved and even admitted, nevertheless it was found that the husband connived at his wife’s illicit conduct; and divorce was also denied the wife upon the ground that her charges were not…