Hale v. Hale
Texas Supreme Court
Appeal from Lamar. Tried before the Hon. R E. Gaines. This case is one in which both parties appealed; and though with much force and ability each argued against the "enforcement of a judgment, it was affirmed notwithstanding.
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Appeal from Lamar. Tried before the Hon. R E. Gaines. This case is one in which both parties appealed; and though with much force and ability each argued against the "enforcement of a judgment, it was affirmed notwithstanding. The history, as disclosed by the evidence, of the unfortunate in- ■ cidents which resulted in alienating the affections of and ultimately separating the parties, would subserve no useful purpose, and its publication is not required to illustrate the principles enunciated in the opinion.
1Opinion of the Court
Moore, Associate Justice.
The parties to this action mutually seek to obtain a divorce, upon the ground of excesses, cruel treatment, and outrages of' such a nature as to render their living together unsupportable, charged by them, respectively, in the petition and cross-bill. Heither of them desiring a jury, the case was tried by the judge, who, after considering the law and facts upon which they respectively relied, rendered judgment, refusing to grant a divorce to either of them, upon the case made under the petition of the plaintiff, or on the cross-bill filed by the defendant. From this…
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