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The plaintiff wife filed for legal separation from her husband and separation of their conjugal properties. She alleged that her husband had abandoned her and mismanaged their business and properties. The husband claimed he had always visited home and provided support, though he lived elsewhere while supervising their expanding business. The court ruled that the husband had not legally abandoned the family, as he continued his marital obligations of support and made occasional visits home. There was also no evidence that the husband abused his authority in managing their partnership business. The court found the wife's claims of abandonment and abuse were not sufficiently supported.
The plaintiff wife filed for legal separation from her husband and separation of their conjugal properties. She alleged that her husband had abandoned her and mismanaged their business and properties. The husband claimed he had always visited home and provided support, though he lived elsewhere while supervising their expanding business. The court ruled that the husband had not legally abandoned the family, as he continued his marital obligations of support and made occasional visits home. There was also no evidence that the husband abused his authority in managing their partnership business. The court found the wife's claims of abandonment and abuse were not sufficiently supported.
The plaintiff wife filed for legal separation from her husband and separation of their conjugal properties. She alleged that her husband had abandoned her and mismanaged their business and properties. The husband claimed he had always visited home and provided support, though he lived elsewhere while supervising their expanding business. The court ruled that the husband had not legally abandoned the family, as he continued his marital obligations of support and made occasional visits home. There was also no evidence that the husband abused his authority in managing their partnership business. The court found the wife's claims of abandonment and abuse were not sufficiently supported.
Estrella, the plaintiff, and Severino, the defendant were married in
Bacolod and begotten 6 children. During their coverture, they acquired several parcels of land and were engage in various businesses. The WON there Dela Cruz plaintiff filed an action against her husband for the separation of their has been The husband has never desisted in the fulfillment of his marital obligations and support of the family. To be legally properties. She further alleged that her husband aside from abandoning abandonment declared as to have abandoned the conjugal home, one must have willfully and with intention of not coming back and her, also mismanaged their conjugal properties. on the part of perpetual separation. There must be real abandonment and not mere separation. In fact, the husband never failed to vs. the husband give monthly financial support as admitted by the wife. This negates the intention of coming home to the conjugal and WON abode. The plaintiff even testified that the husband paid short visits implying more than one visit. Likewise, as there has testified by the manager of one of their businesses, the wife has been drawing a monthly allowance of P1,000-1,500 On the other hand, Severino contended that he had always visited the been an that was given personally by the defendant or the witness himself. Dela Cruz conjugal home and had provided support for the family despite his frequent absences when he was in Manila to supervise the expansion of abused of his SC held that lower court erred in holding that mere refusal or failure of the husband as administrator of the conjugal their business. Since 1955, he had not slept in the conjugal dwelling authority as partnership to inform the wife of the progress of the business constitutes abuse of administration. In order for abuse to instead stayed in his office at Texboard Factory although he paid short administrator GR 19565, exist, there must be a willful and utter disregard of the interest of the partnership evidenced by a repetition of visits in the conjugal home, which was affirmed by Estrella. The latter of the January 30, deliberate acts or omissions prejudicial to the latter. suspected that her husband had a mistress named Nenita Hernandez, conjugal 1968 partnership. hence, the urgency of the separation of property for the fear that her husband might squander and dispose the conjugal assets in favor of the concubine.