Reynolds v. Reynolds
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal from Cass. (O’Hara, J.) Bill for divorce. Complainant appeals. but case remanded, with directions to take proofs as to the value of complainant’s and defendant’s property, and that complainant be allowed alimony and expenses. The facts are stated in the opinion.
1Opinion of the CourtMontgomery, J.
The complainant filed her bill of complaint, praying for a divorce from defendant, alleging extreme cruelty, and setting out in detail the conduct and language which are alleged to constitute such acts of cruelty as entitle her to relief. The defendant answered, denying the charges of cruelty in the main, and alleging desertion on the part of complainant, and also making counter-charges, unnecessary to be set forth at length. The defendant by his answer prayed the same-relief that he would be entitled to on a cross-bill under the rule. The circuit judge refused complainant any relief upon her…
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