Greenough v. Greenough
Michigan Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtSmith, J.
There is little of law in this case and much of fact. It is a divorce action. The wife sued for divorce and got it. Neither party is complaining about that. The controversy rages over the property. The litigation has been protracted, some 8 .law firms having participated therein. Plaintiff has enjoyed the services of 4, and defendant of an equal number. The trial chancellor observed, after “many "hours of study of the exhibits herein (between 40 and 50, which include deeds, audits, leases, checks, "et cetera) and the review of the days of testimony” (that “to do complete justice in this case…
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