Isaacs v. Isaacs

Opinion by

Rhodes, J.,

Libellant filed his libel in divorce charging the respondent, his wife, with adultery. He, in compliance with a rule issued, filed a bill oj£ particulars. Respondent answered the libel and the bill of particulars, denying adultery and setting up recrimination as an additional defense. The case was referred to a master, who, after 26 hearings which resulted in 1,519 pages of testimony exclusive of exhibits, recommended the granting of a divorce in favor of libellant on the ground of adultery. . Exceptions thereto were overruled by the court below, and a decree in divorce…