McIntyre v. McIntyre

Opinion by

Henderson, J.,

The complainant’s libel charged the respondent with wilful and malicious desertion. The master having heard the evidence of the complainant and a supporting witness, the respondent not having appeared in the case, found as a fact that a desertion took place on the 13th of July, 1924, as charged in the complaint-: that on the date stated, after the libellant had returned from church and was sitting in one of the two rooms occupied by them in a rooming-house, the respondent came downstairs with two “grips” or handbags and told the libellant that he was leaving, and that…