Coleman v. Jaggers

AILSHIE, J.,

Concurring. — I concur with my associates in the conclusion reached as to the legal propositions involved in this case. As to the sufficiency of the evidence, however, to support the findings and judgment, I have considerable doubt. While there was some evidence supporting the judgment, it was principally hearsay, and incompetent as against Mrs. Jaggers, the only defendant in this case. The best that can be said for the evidence in the ease is that it was desultory and highly circumstantial; rather below the standard of certainty that should be required before taking from a married woman the fruits of her daily labor.