HEBB v. HEBB

Divorce — Carnal Intercourse Before Marriage.

A husband seeking a divorce on the ground of illicit carnal intercourse by the wife with another man, before the marriage, unknown to the husband at the time of the marriage, has the burden of showing his ignorance thereof at the time of marriage, and the absence of any facts which should reasonably have put him on his guard.

Decided November 13, 1919.

The decision was affirmed in an opinion by STOCKBRIDGE, J., appellant to pay the costs.