Fogel v. Fogel

Opinion by

Arnold, J.,

The wife-respondent appeals from a decree in divorce granted by the court beloAv after its independent examination of the record. The master had recommended such a decree on the grounds of indignities and cruel and barbarous treatment, after tAventy-five meetings for the taking of testimony, producing a record of 1386 pages.

The libellant Avas admitted to the bar in 1922 and became an active practitioner. The parties were married in 1925 and a son was born on April 20, 1929.

The libellant, allegedly because of her conduct, left the respondent in 1934 and remained aAvay for…