Weisman v. Weisman

Appellant-husband, defendant in the trial court, appeals a final decree of divorce and brings to this court only one point:

“Where a man’s wife consciously lies to him and fraudulently induces him to sign over real property to her on the promise that she will reform and become reconciled, is the husband to be stripped of all of his assets, including his business house, because the wife had fooled him earlier?”

Assignments of error going to any other matter in the record have therefore been waived since such assignments of error as are not argued in the briefs will be deemed abandoned. Rule 3.7,…