Wood v. Wood

Ed. F. McFaddin, Associate Justice.

The Chancery Court granted Dr. Wood an absolute divorce; and Mrs. Wood in prosecuting this appeal lists two points:

I. Trial Court Erred by Denying Appellant the Eight to Participate in the Trial.

II. There Was No Corroborative Testimony or Evidence Submitted to Sustain the Decree.

The correctness of appellant’s position on the second point is so clearly determinative of the appeal that we discuss the second point at the outset.

A. Lack of Corroboration. Dr. Wood sought au absolute divorce on the claim that he and his wife had lived separate and apart for three…