¶1I have examined the findings of the referee, and the evidence in this case, and his findings seem to be abundantly supported by the evidence. I am inclined to think that an error was committed by him in refusing to admit the evidence offered, (folio 67 in the case,) but, in view of all the testimony, it seems to me that, if such evidence had been admitted, it ought not to change the result. The behavior of the plaintiff was such as to provoke harsh treatment of her by the defendant. The judgment should be affirmed, with costs. All concur.
26 N.Y.S. 246
Taylor v. Taylor
Decided December 6, 1893
New York Supreme Court · decided 1893-12-06
Action by Annie Taylor against Stephen Taylor for divorce from bed and board. There was a judgment in favor of defendant, and plaintiff appeals.
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Affirmed · Decided 1893-12-06
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