Dash v. Dash

Opinion by

Mr. Justice Drew,

Edward L. Dash, libellant, brought this action in divorce against his wife, Helen M. Dash, alleging desertion. The Master recommended a decree; the Common Pleas Court overruled her exceptions and granted a decree a vinculo matrimonii; on appeal the learned Superior Court unanimously reversed the decree of the lower court and dismissed the libel. Libellant appealed. '

A divorce cannot be granted for any cause not plainly marked by statute. The Act of May 2, 1929, P. L. 1237, §10, provides inter alia as follows: “. . . that the other spouse . . . Shall have committed…