1 Mass. App. Ct. 867 | Mass. App. Ct. | 1974
This is an appeal from a decree of a Probate Court granting a divorce to the libellant and dismissing the libellee’s separate support petition. The evidence is reported, and there is a report of material facts. The judge found, among other things, that “[i]n 1964 the libellee’s mother and father came to live with the parties,” that “[t]he libellee’s brother would visit the parties nightly and the libellee’s brother’s wife would visit at least weekly,” that in 1966 “the libellee’s family ‘had a reunion around the table,’ and the libellant was ‘left on the outside,’ ” that “[t]he libellant was systematically excluded from the gatherings by the libellee and her family,” that frequent arguments arose between the parties, that “in 1967 the libellee ‘cut off entirely’ all sexual relations,” that such refusal “was because of her lack of affection for the libellant,” that “the libellant left the marital home in June 1967,” and that “the libellant attempted ... to return to the libellee but she refused to ‘take [him]
Decree affirmed.