Adams v. Adams

On behalf of the plaintiff it is contended, first, that the findings of the court are against the clear preponderance of the evidence; second, that the findings are insufficient to support the judgment; and third, that *524the plaintiff is entitled to the custody of the child. The record in this case does not make pleasant reading, and the state of the evidence is such that a determination by the trial court either way upon the evidence could not be disturbed. Whatever our determination might be if the evidence were before us as an original proposition, we cannot say that the determination of the…