Cook v. Cook

Paul Ward, Associate Justice.

On September 20, 1960 appellant, Hubert W. Cook, filed suit for divorce against appellee on tbe ground of desertion. Appellee answered and cross-complained, asking for a divorce on the grounds of indignities and threats upon her life. Such threats and indignities, she says, compelled her to leave appellant.

On December 29, 1960 the trial court granted appellant a divorce, but gave appellee a one-third interest for her life in certain lands owned by appellant.

First, appellant objects to the order allowing appellee her costs and attorney’s fee. There is no merit in…