Rowell v. Rowell

The case now here began in this way. Ernest Bowell, the appellant, and Hazel Bowell, the appellee, were married in June, 1929, and separated about the first of the year 1930. The appellant brought suit a short time after the separation to annul the marriage on the ground of fraud practiced by the appellee in its procurement. The appellee answered denying the allegations of fraud, and, cross-complaining, prayed for divorce on the ground of cruel and inhuman treatment, and for alimony. A reply was filed to the eross-complairit denying its allegations, and upon the issues thus joined evidence…