Hudson v. Hudson
Citations
- 59 Fla. 529
Syllabus
<p>1. In a suit for divorce upon tbe ground of wilful, obstinate and continued desertion for tbe statutory period, it is immaterial which of the married parties leave the marital home, the one who intends bringing the cohabitation to an end commits the desertion. The party who drives the other away is the deserter, and a wife may drive her husband away.</p> <p>2. The meaning of the statutory ground for divorce, wilful, obstinate and continued desertion for more than one year, considered and discussed.</p>
Judges: Account, Illness, Parkhill, Taylor
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