Prall v. Prall

Citations

• 56 Fla. 521

Syllabus

<p>Divorce — Ungovernable temper as grounds for — What bill must allege.</p> <p>A bill for divorce on the ground of violent and ungovernable temper must allege something more than the words of the statute, it must state facts from which the court can judge whether they constitute a case of the existence of such temper. Occasional outbursts of passion, petulance, readiness to anger, frequent and unreasonable complaints, though made in a loud voice, boisterous manner, if these are only calculated to render the regulations between the parties unpleasant and disagreeable, or simply unhappy, do not furnish sufficient cause for divorce.</p>