Pratt v. Pratt

56 A. 86, 75 Vt. 432, 1903 Vt. LEXIS 155
Supreme Court of Vermont·Decided August 31, 1903·Published·Cited by 5 cases

Opinion

Stafford, J.

The fact that a wife, without physical excuse and for three consecutive years, refuses to' have sexual intercourse with the husband, while fulfilling all the other duties of the relation, does mot entitle the husband to a divorce “for wilful desertion for three consecutive years.”

Judgment affirmed.

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