Gehris v. Gehris
Superior Court of Pennsylvania
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion by
Hoffman, J.,
Appellant, the defendant in a divorce action in the court below, claims that her conduct did not constitute “indignities” sufficient to render the appellee-husband’s life “intolerable” and “burdensome.” Further, she con*146tends that the husband was not an “injured and innocent spouse.”
In September, 1972, the husband filed a complaint for a divorce a.v.m. in the Court of Common Pleas for Susquehanna County against the appellant wherein he alleged indignities. The case was heard on June 6, 1973, by Judge Donald O’Malley, sitting without a jury. The court granted the husband a…
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