...Respondent. House of Lords, 6th May 1742. DIVORCE — REMISSIO INJURI^E. — Though a husband, who raises an action of divorce against his wife, on the ground of adultery, does not withdraw himself from his house, where his wife chooses to remain, after the summons is served...

...incurred. Mlie v Chalmers, Feb. 13, 1790 ; HL, April 6. 1791; 3 Pat. App. 213. 1099. A husband brought an action of divorce, against his wife, on the ground of adultery ; whereupon the wife brought a counter action of divorce, also on the ground of adultery. This action...

...creditors. Johnstone-Beattie v Johnstone, 5 Feb. 1867 ; 5 Macph. 340 ; 39 Jur. 174. (3.) Pleas in Bar. 696. A husband raised an action of divorce against his...the same roof, he is not held to cohabit with or to be reconciled to her, so as to raise the plea of remissio injurix as a bar to the action ; and therefore...

...Kinross, — Respondent. 6th May 1742. DIVORCE — EBMISSIO INJURING. — Though a husband, who raises an action of divorce against his wife, on the ground of adultery, does not withdraw himself from his house, where his wife chooses to remain, after the summons is served...

...payment of her expenses ought not to be made a condition precedent to decree being granted. John M'Ourdie raised an action of divorce against his wife on the ground of adultery. He also concluded for custody of the two pupil children of the marriage. The defender, who had given...

...in Canada in 1873 and remained in desertion. The husband came alone to Scotland in 1870, and in 1880 raised an action of divorce against his wife on the ground of wilful and malicious desertion. Desertion was not a ground upon which he could have obtained a divorce...

...although not a domiciled Scotsman, came to Scotland, where he resided for more than forty days, and raised an action of divorce against his wife on the ground of desertion, with the object of claiming, under the Married Women's Property Act, one -half of her estate,...