· 4/4/1950
Szulc v. Szulc
Citations
- 96 N.H. 190
- 72 A.2d 500
- 1950 N.H. LEXIS 27
How courts have described this case
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- husband drank heavily and used abusive and profane language, causing wife to lose considerable weight and to become “a complete wreck” (quotation omitted)
- court finds treatment seriously injurious to emotional health where complaining spouse “lost considerable weight, became tired and nervous and was a complete -wreck” (quotation omitted)
- divorce granted due to respondent’s drinking where, although it did not affect his employability, it caused petitioner to lose weight and sleep due to his abusive and profane language and enuresis
- wife lost considerable weight and became “a complete wreck” (quotation omitted)
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Judges: Kenison
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