Willcutt v. Willcutt

This is an action for divorce instituted by appellee. Appellant answered by general demurrer, general denial, and a cross-action for divorce. Appellee alleged in the most general manner, giving no details or particulars, but his conclusion, that his wife had been guilty of “harsh, cruel, and unkind treatment” towards him. The cause was heard by the court, no jury being demanded, and judgment rendered granting a divorce to appellee.

The only testimony in the case was that on the one side of the appellee and on the other of the appellant—a swearing bout between an antagonistic husband and wife.…