Price v. Price
Superior Court of Pennsylvania
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion by
Kjeiaer, J.,
This was an action in divorce on the ground of desertion. The respondent was served by publication and was not present or represented at the hearing before the master.
The evidence in the case is very meager. The testimony of libellant’s three witnesses went no further than to establish that his wife had not been living with him for the last two years, and that he had been rooming by himself in lodgings during all that period. Testifying on his own behalf he gave none of the facts or circum stances connected with his wife’s departure; only that she left him about…
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