Sweet v. Sweet
Supreme Court of Connecticut
1Opinion of the CourtBeach, J.
We have examined the evidence in connection with the alleged errors of the court in refusing to correct the finding, and are of opinion that the finding must stand as the court finally made it.
The remaining question in the case is whether the finding supports the conclusion that the defendant was guilty of “intolerable cruelty” within the meaning of the statute (§ 6280).
There is no finding of substantial bodily injury inflicted on the plaintiff, or of threats of bodily injury made under such circumstances as to excite a reasonable apprehension of serious bodily harm in a man fifty-two years…
2Cases cited2 opinions
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