Cripe

Cripe v. Unangst

Good Law
20 Cal. App. 75·128 P. 345
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaOctober 14, 1912Civ. No. 1215.California1,195 words

Opinion

Lead Opinion

Allen, J.

The affidavit in support of the application discloses that an action was tried before the respondent judge wherein a judgment was rendered against the defendant for the sum of one thousand five hundred dollars, the action being one for damages alleged to have been occasioned by defendant’s alienating the affections of plaintiff’s husband. A copy of the findings are attached to the petition, from which it appears that the only issues presented, heard, or determined were as to the marriage of plaintiff and the enticing away of plaintiff’s husband through malicious statements and by arts and persuasions, by reason of which the damage resulted; that defendant in due time served his notice of intention to move for a. new trial upon the ground that the evidence did not justify the said decision in favor of plaintiff, and because of errors of law occurring at the trial and duly excepted to, which motion, it was stated therein, would be made upon a statement of the case thereafter to be prepared by the petitioner. Petitioner alleged that he duly prepared a statement on such motion which contained specifications of the particulars in which it was alleged the evidence was insufficient' to…

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