4 Wash. 495 | Wash. | 1892
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Considering all the testimony in this case, we think we would not be justified in disturbing the verdict of the trial court. Counsel for appellant cites the case of Lee v. Lee, 3 Wash. 236, and asserts that this court is now placed in a state where it must either reverse its late decision on the question of cruelty, or accept that of the inferior court. This court having the testimony in both cases before it, finds no parallel whatever, and
There were many other charges made by the plaintiff in her direct testimony, but in the light of the cross-examination they lost much of their force; and, under the circumstances of the case, we think the judgment of the lower-court should be affirmed, and it is so ordered.
Anders, O. J., and Hoyt, Scott and Stiles, JJ., concur.