Jacobs v. Jacobs

Wolcott, J.:

The complaint alleges as a ground for divorce that on April 20, 1934, the defendant was adjudged to be a recurrent insane person and was thereupon committed to the Norristown State Hospital in Norristown, Pennsylvania, and continued to be confined in said hospital until September 1, 1945. The complaint prays for the appointment of a commission under 43 Laws of Delaware, Chap. 206, to inquire into the mental condition of the defendant, and for a decree of divorce in the event the report of the said commission is that the defendant is a chronic or recurrent insane person.

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