Reeves v. Reeves
Michigan Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtBoyles, J.
Plaintiff was granted a divorce from the defendant, who appeals. The only ground she advances for reversad is that the proofs do not establish sufficient grounds for divorce.
The parties were married in 1931, separated in 1947, and the bill was filed in 1949. Their only child, Joyce, is now nearly 18 years of age. The appellant is very religious. Her interests seem to be devoted almost entirely to-her church, and in declining to indulge in what she terms “worldly” activities or recreation. For a number of years after their marriage the plaintiff also conformed to the same religious fervor and…
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