Sonricker v. Sonricker
Citations
- 39 Pa. Super. 652
- 1909 Pa. Super. LEXIS 553
Syllabus
<p>Divorce — Indignities to person — Evidence.</p> <p>A wife will be granted a divorce on account of indignities to her person rendering her condition intolerable and her life burdensome where the uncontradicted evidence establishes that she was knocked down several times by her husband, and choked and kicked in the stomach; pinched until marks were left upon her body, called vile, indecent and vulgar names, charged with being a whore' and with running after other men, locked out of the house, deprived of fuel and other necessaries, turned out of her room without a home or shelter, and the woman with whom she roomed notified that he would pay no more rent, thus depriving her of a place to live, a shelter or a home. •</p>
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- certified copy of deed admissible without need of live witness testimony, where original deed is not available to proponent of evidence
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Judges: Beaver, Head, Henderson, Morrison, Orlady, Porter, Rice
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