Ridky v. Ridky

The two above-entitled chancery suits were by consent of counsel' consolidated and heard together. The parties to them are husband and wife, elderly people above 60 years of age, who were married in 1886 and lived together until about the time this litigation arose. The bill filed by Charles J. Ridky, on July 1, 1919, is to reform a deed given to his wife, Theresa B. Ridky, of their home in Detroit, now valued at about $16,000, which he claimed it was agreed should be put in the name of both to hold by entireties as husband and wife.

The bill filed by her is for a divorce from him on the…