Hyatt v. Hyatt
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
GRAVES, Justice.
The learned trial court, sitting without a jury, granted the appellee a divorce on the sole ground of cruel treatment, filing neither findings of fact nor law in support thereof.
This court will reverse that judgment and here render the cause in appellant’s favor upon its own conclusion, after a painstaking reading of the entire statement of facts, that the evidence received was not “full and satisfactory” within the meaning of R.S. art. 4632.
Since the trial petition upon which the court acted declared upon no other cause of action than such cruel treatment according as it is…
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