Manzi v. Manzi
Superior Court of Pennsylvania
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion by
Tbexler, P. J.,
This is an action in divorce, the ground laid being that the libellant has suffered such indignities at the hands of the respondent as to render his condition intolerable and life burdensome and thereby compelling him to withdraw from his home and family. The lower court granted the divorce.
The entire tenor of libellant’s complaint is that the respondent called him vile names threatened his.life and by a continuous course of conduct of this nature made his life miserable. The mere use of opprobrious words is not conclusive of the matter and must not necessarily result…
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