W v. W

Hokn, J. S. C.

Plaintiff husband filed his complaint for divorce solely on the ground of adultery. At the final hearing he amply proved inclination and opportunity to commit adultery on the part of defendant and the named co-respondent. The co-respondent failed to apply for intervention though notice of his right was given him.

Defendant denied that she had had intercourse with the co-respondent. She established through her own testimony and also that of her gynecologist, supported by hospital records admitted in evidence, that approximately six years before the date of the alleged adultery she…