Blakely v. Blakely

Citations

• 89 Cal. 324
• 26 P. 1072
• 1891 Cal. LEXIS 818

Syllabus

<p>Divorce — Cross-complaint — Affirmative Relief to Defendant. — There may be a cross-complaint in an action for a divorce, upon which affirmative relief may be granted to the defendant upon a cause for divorce from the plaintiff.</p> <p>Id. — Counter-charge of Desertion — Error without Injury. — The refusal of the trial court to consider a cross-complaint in an action for a divorce, except by way of answer and defense, is error without injury, where the record does not contain the evidence, and the findings show that the cause of action alleged in the cross-complaint cannot be true.</p>