Barta v. Barta
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
BLAIR,' J.
Appellant sued appellee for -a divorce, alleging that he was a man of violent and ungovernable temper, inhuman and tyrannical; that,he cursed and abused her and threatened to kill her; that on specific occasions mentioned he struck and beat her to the extent that she became unconscious; and that his conduct -and treatment of' her was unbearable and rendered their further living together insupportable. •
Appellee answered by a demurrer, a de nial, and, among other things, pleaded that “plaintiff has condoned all the acts and conduct alleged hy her.”
The cause was tried to the court…
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