Dugan v. Dugan

— The only error relied upon for reversal in this case is the overruling of appellant’s motion for a new trial. Assigned reasons for a new trial are two and read as follows:

“1. That each and all of said rulings and decrees of this Court are contrary to the law.

“2. And that each and all of said rulings and decrees of this Court are contrary to the evidence.”

Our statute, § 2-2401, Burns’ 1933, § 368 Baldwin’s 1934, prescribes eight grounds for new trial, none of which, and particularly the sixth, is assigned in appellant’s motion.

It has frequently been held by both the Supreme and Appellate…