HYATT v. HYATT

Divorce — Abandonment.

Nagging, abuse, cursing, and swearing do not amount to cruelty of treatment or excessively vicious conduct, such as to justify one spouse in deserting the other.

A wife held entitled to a decree of divorce a mensa by reason of the husband's abandonment of her, without any hope of reconciliation, such abandonment not being justified by the fact that she spent all his money, and was guilty of nagging, abuse, cursing, and swearing.

Decided January 20th, 1938.

SLOAN, J., delivered the opinion of the Court.

Unreported cases.