Passmore v. Passmore
Indiana Supreme Court
From the Morgan Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtZollars, J.
Counsel for appellant insist that the judgment ought to be reversed, upon the grounds that the court below admitted improper evidence, and that the decree granting a divorce to appellee is not supported by sufficient evidence, and is contrary to law.
It is recited in the bill of exceptions that appellee offered to prove by certain named witnesses that at different times-she exhibited to them separately sores, bruises and blue spots on her leg, and at the time of making such exhibitions stated to them, in the absence of appellant, that he had kicked her, and thus caused the injuries; “that the…
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