Raseman v. Raseman

(after stating the facts). We find it necessary to consider but one of the questions involved in the case although the excellent briefs and the fair presentation of the case by all counsel offers a temptation to treat the case in all its aspects. But to sustain the bill plaintiff must succeed upon all his contentions. If he fails in any one of them he can not succeed in the case. As we have reached a conclusion adverse to him on one of the questions involved, we shall only consider that question. Primarily, plaintiff must succeed on the first question; his bill is bottomed on the correctness…