Dawson v. Dawson
Wyoming Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
Blume, Justice.
The plaintiff, Charles Dawson, brought this action of divorce against the defendant, Lottie D. Dawson, on May 10, 1944 alleging first, that the defendant offered to him such indignities as to render his condition intolerable, and second, that the parties have lived apart for two consecutive years without cohabitation, and that such separation was not induced or justified by cause chargeable in whole or material part to plaintiff. The court found “that the petition of divorce was not founded in or exhibited by collusion; that the grounds for divorce as alleged in the…
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