Gresham v. Gresham

Appellant was granted a divorce from appellee on the ground of desertion, and the chancellor, in an oral opinion dictated into the record, gave appellee the option to pay appellant $60' per month and permit her to occupy and use the home in Jackson, or to pay her $100' per month without the use of the home, in both events to continue for three years, or to pay her $1,250' cash and $250 for her attorneys and occupy the home for one year, thereby, in either case, discharging all future obligations to her. Naturally he elected to pay the $1,250 cash and permit the use of the home for one year,…