Stewart v. Stewart
Superior Court of Pennsylvania
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion by
Reno, J.,
The husband-appellant sued for a divorce, alleging indignities. The court below, upon the petition of defendant’s sister, found defendant “a person of unsound mind”, and appointed the sister guardian ad litem. The master recommended a divorce. Upon exceptions, the court below, concluding that defendant’s conduct resulted from her mental condition, refused a decree. Our independent study of all the testimony has induced a similar conclusion, and the dismissal of the complaint will be affirmed.
The parties were married on September 22, 1947; he was then about 20 years of age,…
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