PER CURIAM.
The appellee-wife sued appellant for a divorce and the chancellor, after hearing the evidence, entered a final decree for the appellee-plaintiff-wife, and thereupon the husband-defendant appealed. We find error and reverse.
Upon an appeal from a final decree favorable to the plaintiff, we cannot substitute our judgment for that of the chancellor who heard the evidence, unless there is no substantial evidence to sustain the decree or unless the...
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