Gage v. Gage
Court of Appeals of Arizona
1Opinion of the Court
HOWARD, Judge.
This appeal from a final decree in divorce proceedings attacks the portions of the decree relative to disposition of property and allowance of alimony to the appellee-wife.
DISPOSITION OF PROPERTY
The trial court’s disposition of the parties’ property is attacked on two grounds: (1) a “jurisdictional” defect, and (2) the inequality of the division.
The “jurisdictional” attack is directed to the award of certain real property to the wife, namely the parties’ residence. The appellant-husband contends that the residence was joint tenancy property acquired before the amendment of…
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