Pride v. Pride

DIXON, Chief Justice.

James H. Pride has appealed from a judgment awarding his wife, Marie Pride, a divorce, dividing their property, decreeing a money judgment of $1,500 in favor of the wife, allowing an attorney’s fee of $1,500, and enjoining him from harassing, molesting, coming about, or communicating with her. There were no children involved. The case was tried without a jury.

In his first point appellant asserts that grounds for divorce alleged in a previous divorce action brought by the wife, but later dismissed by her, cannot be considered in this suit, since the parties effected a…