Martin v. Martin
Supreme Court of Virginia
1Opinion of the CourtHolt, J.
This is a suit for divorce. The plaintiff, Dr. Martin, in his bill and amended bill, charges cruelty, that his wife deserted him without cause, prays for divorce a mensa and that the decree may be merged later into one for absolute divorce. He also asks that the custody of . their infant child be awarded to him.
His wife in her answer denies these allegations and in her cross-bill charges him with repeated acts of adultery, asks that there be decreed to her an absolute divorce, the custody of their infant child, and an allowance for their support.
Dr. Martin is a physician practicing in…
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