Johnson v. Johnson
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the CourtHodges, J.
In April, 1923, Dixie Johnson filed this suit against her husband, Fill Johnson, for a divorce, and also sought a partition of their community property. The ground stated for the divorce was cruel' treatment. She alleged that she and her husband jointly owned a house and lot' situated at No. 4435, Holland avenue, Dallas, Tex. In November, 1923, the defendant, Fill Johnson, answered denying the charges of cruel treatment, and averring that the house and lot was community property. In a cross-bill he asked for a divorce on the ground of cruel treatment by his wife. After detailing their…
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