Caldwell v. Caldwell
Wisconsin Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtWingert, J.
The judgment must be affirmed in all respects save that dealt with in part 7 of this opinion.
Defendants’ appeal.
1. Divorce properly granted to Vivian. The trial court found as facts that the doctor had, without justification, pursued a course of cruel and inhuman treatment of Vivian over a period of several years; that he had frequently threatened her with physical harm and violence and on numerous occasions had physically struck and mistreated her; that he frequently criticized her and manifested a violent and uncontrollable temper; that shortly before the action was commenced, while she was…
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