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From: Smiling Bob	3/22/2024 4:49:32 PM
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Old law always entertaining casetext.com It is clear that petitioner was not without fault, and equally clear that he made no effort to prevent his wife leaving, and has at no time sought her return; nor can it be determined that any reasonable efforts on his part to procure her return would have been unavailing. For over two years prior to the separation petitioner had refused to share his wife's bed. His testimony is that during that period "he had no use for her as a wife;" he assigns her "uncleanliness" as a reason. Nine months before the separation petitioner admitted to his home as a nurse for his invalid mother a woman whose presence he knew would be objectional to his wife. By his own testimony it appears that his wife told him that if he did so she would leave; yet he did so, and retained her there continuously until his wife left, and long thereafter. The day before petitioner's wife left him she informed him she was to leave, but admittedly no effort was made by petitioner to dissuade her from leaving him. Nor has petitioner at any time, either at the time of her leaving or since, made any effort to procure her return. During all the period of her desertion prior to the time the bill was filed, petitioner could have found her at any time; during nearly all of that period she lived in the same town as petitioner, yet by his own statements he at no time wrote her or in any way sought her return, or even inquired for her. No evidence in the case justifies the conclusion that any conduct upon the part of petitioner's wife has absolved him from the duty to make concessions or seek her return.

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