Guibord v. Guibord

In this action the libellant was granted a divorce upon the ground that the parties have lived apart for more than three years without fault on the part of the libellant, the resumption of marital relations not being reasonably probable. Such living apart was made a ground for divorce by § 2 of No. 43 of the Acts of 1941, amending P. L. 3116, and no question regarding that Act has heretofore been before this Court.

The case is here on the libellee’s exceptions to two of the findings of fact of the trial court which read as follows:

“4. Until he left home he had to arise at five A. M. in order…