Dowling v. Dowling

The opinion of the court was delivered by

Parker, J.

Petitioner prayed a divorce on the grounds of adultery and desertion. The ease was heard by Vice-Chancellor Fielder, who filed written conclusions holding that neither' charge was satisfactorily made out on the evidence, 'and, accordingly, dismissed the petition. In that conclusion, after due examination of the evidence and appellant’s brief, the only one submitted, we concur, and for substantially' the same reasons that are given by the learned vice-chancellor. A recital of the facts would answer no useful purpose.

The respondent filed a…