Johnson v. Johnson

This is an appeal from a decree finding that appellee was living separate and apart from appellant, her husband, without her fault, and ordering the payment of alimony and solicitor’s fees. The evidence of appellant and of appellee is in direct conflict as to the acts of cruelty alleged and as to the general treatment of appellee by appellant. We find that appellee’s account of their quarrels and of appellant’s conduct toward her derives support from the testimony of other witnesses, but if this were not so, as the witnesses testified orally before the chancellor, and he had the same means…