Farell v. Farell

Connecticut Superior Court

Farell v. Farell

13 Conn. Supp. 233, 1945 Conn. Super. LEXIS 25

Connecticut Superior Court·Decided February 26, 1945·No. File No. 64262·Published

Opinion

O’SULLIVAN, J.

The marriage of these parties was most unfortunate. They had little opportunity to assess the strength and weaknesses of each other and, obviously, the plaintiff failed to sense the type of man she impetuously accepted for her husband. It is an unhappy predicament in which she now finds herself.

Though many things which her testimony shows the de' fendant has done demonstrate a lack of gentle breeding on his part, the evidence is inadequate to sustain the burden of esta'b' lishing that he was guilty of intolerable cruelty.

The petition is dismissed.

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O’SULLIVAN, J.

The marriage of these parties was most unfortunate. They had little opportunity to assess the strength and weaknesses of each other and, obviously, the plaintiff failed to sense the type of man she impetuously accepted for her husband. It is an unhappy predicament in which she now finds herself.

Though many things which her testimony shows the de' fendant has done demonstrate a lack of gentle breeding on his part, the evidence is inadequate to sustain the burden of esta'b' lishing that he was guilty of intolerable cruelty.

The petition is dismissed.

Farell v. Farell, 13 Conn. Supp. 233, 1945 Conn. Super. LEXIS 25 (Colo. Ct. App. 1945).

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