Segelbaum v. Segelbaum
Supreme Court of Minnesota
Appeals by Max Segelbaum, from the judgment in the first action, granting a divorce, and from the judgment in the second action refusing a divorce, the actions having been tried together before Rea, J.
1Opinion of the CourtVanderburgh, J.
These two cases were tried together, and upon the whole evidence submitted for the determination thereof, and it was stipulated that the evidence so introduced should be used in either case in so far as it was material. The court thereupon adjudged the plaintiff in the first case entitled to a divorce on the ground of cruelty, and dismissed the action of the plaintiff in the second case, which was brought for desertion.
1. A former action by the plaintiff, Adele, for cruel and inhuman treatment, was dismissed upon the merits, by the court, on the 20th day of February, 1884. Upon the trial of…
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