Campbell v. Campbell

This is an action for separation by a wife against her husband in which the husband has interposed a counterclaim asking for like relief on his part. There is no serious dispute of fact in the case.

These parties were married on January 28, 1948, and had known each other for a period of forty years prior thereto. Both had been previously married, both had grown children by their former marriages, and both of the former spouses were dead.

At the time of the trial on April 28, 1952, the appellant was seventy-one years of age and respondent was sixty-seven. At the time of the marriage respondent’s…