Grady v. Grady

I concur in the holding that the adultery of defendant was proven, and in my opinion complainant should have been granted a divorce.

With due respect to the opinions of authorities in other jurisdictions, I am not convinced that we should depart from the rule frequently stated by the Supreme Court of this State, namely, that cruelty does not constitute a sufficient recriminatory defense to a charge of adultery.' Decker v. Decker, 193 Ill. 285; Stiles v. Stiles, 167 Ill. 576; Bast v. Bast, 82 Ill. 584; Zimmerman v. Zimmerman, 242 Ill. 552. This has been followed by the Appellate Court. Mitchell…