Veeder v. Veeder

!• ^p°g^b¿ity of obtaining I. One charge is that the excessive sexual demands of the husband constituted cruel and inhuman treatment. We may assume that such demands may be such treatment. We may assume that the testimony of the plaintiff shows such treatment. But a most careful reading of the record fails to disclose any corroboration. We recognize that, in the very nature of things, corrobora-tive evidence supporting such an accusation is difficult to obtain. But that, of course, will not change the statute. Upon that charge or any others there may not be a decree of divorce without…