Quigley v. Quigley

The contest is on the division of the property of the parties. The trial court recognized that its disposition of the case was somewhat unusual. The 'court said:

“But it is made because of circumstances which are seldom found in this sort of litigation. If it is without precedent, I think it is-safe to say that precedent for a similar situation is not to be found. Here the husband is allowed less than is ordinarily given him; but I do it because I am satisfied that it is all that can be provided for him and for the further reason that I have the best reason for believing that whatever he…