Walters v. Walters

DOWLING, J.,

Once more we are presented with a master’s report, deficient in its findings, erroneous in its conclusions, and obscure in its placing of credibility.

We have, it appears, adopted, perhaps subconsciously, a policy in approaching divorce cases that it really doesn’t matter where there is no opposition *271whether the statutory requirements are fully complied with. If husband and wife wish to dissolve the bonds which no man is supposed to put asunder, why be overzealous about the grounds? Philosophically, this attitude may have some justification in a run-of-the-mill situation and…