Charlton, Jr. v. Charlton

Opinion by

Hirt, J[.,

The libel in this case charged desertion and indignities to the person. Respondent admitted that she left her husband but attempted to justify the separation upon reasonable cause alleging that she had been subjected to such indignities by libellant as would have entitled her to a divorce on that ground, had she sought it.

The parties were married on December 12, 1938. Respondent without warning left the libellant, finally, on June 4,1942. In his absence, she removed all of the furniture from their common home in Philadelphia and stored it in a warehouse in a name other…