Darrall v. Darrall

Opinion by

Fine, J.,

On September 23, 1947, the husband filed his libel for an absolute divorce on the ground of desertion.' An answer was filed admitting the separation but denying the' desertion. The case was heard by a judge, sitting without a jury, who - entered a decree in divorce from which the wife appeals contending that: (1) the separation was with the husband’s “knowledge, consent and encouragement,” and (2) the desertion was not wiiful and malicious since she had reasonable cause to leave because of acts of cruelty and indignities on the part of appéllee.

William G. Darrall, appellee,…