Rogers v. Rogers

GOODWYN, Justice.

Appellant, the wife, sues for divorce on two grounds, alleging (a) that the husband has “committed actual violence on her person, attended with danger to life or health,” and (b) that she has “lived separate and apart from the bed and board of the husband for two years and without support from him for two years next preceding the filing of the bill; and that she has bona fide resided in this state during said period.” Both grounds are embraced in Code 1940, Title 34, Section 22, as amended by Act No. 487, approved September 30, 1947, General Acts 1947, p. 336.

The testimony…