Mark v. Mark

To show clearly the application of the controlling principle of law to the facts, 'the statement of facts has been and this opinion will be unavoidably long. It should be borne in mind that this is a statutory divorce and alimony case and not a chancery case. See 14 Ohio Jurisprudence, 380, Section 6; Durham v. Durham, 104 Ohio St., 7, 135 N. E., 280; Marleau v. Marleau, 95 Ohio St., 162, 115 N. E., 1009; DeWitt v. DeWitt, 67 Ohio St., 340, 350, 66 N. E., 136.

The Court of Appeals summarized the assignments of error in that court as:

“1. That the judgment in said cause is contrary to law in…