Stabile v. Stabile
Supreme Court of Alabama
Appeal from Circuit Oourt, Jefferson County; Horace 0. Wilkerson, Judge. Bill by Frances Stabile against Sam Sta-bile for divorce. Decree for complainant, and respondent appeals. The court erred in granting the divorce. 39 South. 679; 39 Ala. 348; 27 Ala. 222; 14 Oyc. 648. The evidence was sufficient to sustain the decree. 23 Ala. 785; 44 Ala. 437; 17 Cent. Dig. § 172.
1Opinion of the CourtMcCLELLAN, J.
The appellee was granted a divorce a vinculo from the appellant on the ground—the only one insisted upon— that the husband (appellant) had “committed actual violence on her person, attended with danger to life or health, and that from his conduct there is reasonable apprehension that he will do her bodily violence”—a charge referable, in a way, to Code, § 3795.
[1] It appears from a careful review of the whole evidence that the complainant (appellee) did not discharge the burden of proof to establish the charge of cruelty, or danger to life or health, from the acts of the appellant. The…
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