Moore v. Moore

Carleton Harris, Chief Justice.

Appellant, William H. Moore, instituted suit for divorce against the appellee, Alma M. Moore, alleging general indignities on the part of the appellee. Mrs. Moore filed a genera] denial, and counter-claimed, seeking a divorce on the grounds of general indignities and habitual drunkenness. Both parites sought a division of property rights. The case proceeded to trial, and at the conclusion thereof, the court found that each had established grounds for divorce with sufficient corroboration, but the complaint and counter-claim were both dismissed on grounds of…