Tuthill v. Tuthill
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
MYERS, Associate Judge:
Appellant sought an absolute divorce from his wife, appellee here, alleging as grounds her adulterous relations with a named co-respondent. He also requested custody of their minor daughter. The wife by her complaint prayed for a legal separation on the ground of his cruelty, or separate maintenance, and custody.
After a four-day trial ending September 30, 1963, the trial judge announced from the bench his proposed findings of fact and conclusions of law — in summary, that the husband had condoned his wife’s adulterous conduct and therefore his complaint for an absolute…
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