Bond v. Meredith

The evidence does not satisfy me that the defendant is entirely responsible for the dissension that developed between the plaintiff and her husband and led to the breaking up of their home. Rather, the plaintiff herself was principally at fault so that when the defendant came into the husband’s life his affections had been almost completely alienated. Whether the plaintiff could have recaptured the husband’s love and esteem if the defendant had not appeared ir the picture is extremely doubtful. Their relations had reached such a low state that even without the defendant’s intercession…