Loveridge v. Loveridge
New Mexico Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
SADLER, Justice.
The plaintiff (appellee) sued defendant for a divorce, dissolution of the community and division of property. She was awarded a divorce upon the ground of incompatibility and certain real property was set over to each as his or her separate property. Without attempting to say with any definiteness or cettainty whatsoever just what property set over to each as his or her separate property represented a division of the community, or an alimony award or, save in one particular, was purchased with trust funds of the wife, the court sought to fortify its awards by decreeing that…
2Cases cited5 opinions
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- Carron v. AbounadorNew Mexico Supreme Court · 1923
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