75 Fla. 391 | Fla. | 1918
Henry Mickens brought suit for divorce in the Circuit Court for Monroe County against Mary Rodriguez Mickens, his wife, upon the grounds of. desertion.
The Chancellor on final hearing denied the relief prayed for and dismissed the bill. The complainant appealed.
The only question presented for our consideration is whether the evidence which was taken before a Special Master and by him reported to the court clearly shows that the Chancellor’s conclusions were erroneous. See Simpson v. First National Bank of Pensacola, 74 Fla. 539, 77 South. Rep. 204.
We have carefully examined the record and read with much interest the able briefs for the respective parties in this cause, but we are unable to say that the Chancellor’s decision upon the facts appears to have been clearly erroneous. It is true that the woman left the house of her husband in Key West and went to live in Miami. It is also true that she has rr anifested no disposition to return, but it does not appear that she was wholly at fault in leaving. In fact her departure seems to have been in a way forced upon her. At least there is evidence to support such a view. If during the period of her absence from Key West there was any time when
The decree of the Chancellor is affirmed.