36 Ind. App. 373 | Ind. Ct. App. | 1905
This was an action to recover the penalty provided for a fraudulent marriage under the act of 1895 (Acts 1895, p. 167, §1, §7298a Burns 1901). This section reads as follows: “That any male person, who being at the time under or liable to a prosecution, either civil or criminal, for seduction or bastardy, fraudulently enters
In appellant’s motion for a new trial six reasons are assigned: “(1) The decision of the court is contrary to the evidence in this: that the amount of recovery is too small. (2) The decision of the court is contrary to law in this: that the amount of recovery is too small. (3) The decision of the court is erroneous, and there is an error in the assessment of the amount of the recovery, in this: that the amount' of recovery assessed is too small. (4) The decision is contrary to the evidence in this: that the amount assessed is too small. (5) That the decision of the court in fixing the amount of damages is too