Diehl v. Diehl
Superior Court of Pennsylvania
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion by
Henderson, J.,
The record in this case is contained in 464 pages, a large part of which consists of inconsequential testimony. The cause for divorce is adultery. It appears from the evidence that the libellant had lived apart from his wife for nearly three years; that he had instituted a proceeding for divorce on the ground of cruel and intolerable treatment, but had failed to secure a decree; that a proceeding was brought in the Court of Quarter Sessions to compel him to contribute to his wife’s support, and that an order was in force against him for the payment to her of $20 a…
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