Webber v. Webber
Supreme Court of Minnesota
Action for divorce in the district court for Winona county. The case was tried before Dean, J., sitting in place of Callaghan, J., who denied the prayer of defendant’s cross bill, ordered judgment in favor of plaintiff and that he pay to defendant the sum of $2,500 within four months from the date of the judgment. From that ¡part of the judgment requiring him to pay $2,500 to defendant, plaintiff appealed.
1Opinion of the CourtWilson, C. J.
This is an action which was brought by appellant for a divorce on the ground of cruel treatment. The respondent denied the charges against her and set forth a cross bill in which she sought a divorce from appellant on like grounds. The trial court found *424the respondent guilty of such conduct toward her husband as, in the divorce law, to constitute cruel treatment. The prayer of the cross bill was denied, and the prayer of the complaint for a divorce was granted.
The trial court found that the property possessed by appellant was of the value of about $30,000 and that possessed by the respondent…
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