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7 Daly 308

Davis v. Davis

New York Court of Common Pleas

Decided June 25, 1877

New York Court of Common Pleas · decided 1877-06-25

Appeal by the plaintiff from a judgment of this court entered upon a dismissal of the complaint at a trial had at a special term of the court, without a jury, before Judge Van Brunt. The decision at special term is reported in 1 Abb. N. 0.140. ... The action was for a limited divorce.

Decided 1877-06-25

Joseph F. Daly, J.,

¶1dissented, and was for reversing the judgment and ordering a new trial, on the ground that the evidence was not sufficient to justify the finding as to the former marriage of the plaintiff.

¶2Judgment affirmed.*

¶3An appeal was taken to the Court of Appeals, but subsequently abandoned, .the Supreme Court of the United States having made a similar decision in the case of Meister v. Moore. 6 Otto, 76.

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