Duncan v. Duncan

Jenkins, Justice.

In this suit for divorce by a wife, against a husband on the ground of cruel treatment, it was held, on the writ of error from a first verdict in favor of the wife, that “the evidence was sufficient to support the verdict.” Duncan v. Duncan, 183 Ga. 570 (187 S. E. 859). On this writ of error from a second verdict in her favor, the evidence as to cruel treatment being substantially similar to that at the first trial, the contentions as to the absence of cruel treatment under the general grounds that the verdict was unsupported by evidence, that the evidence was too general and…