Harrison v. Harrison
Court of Appeals of Kansas
Appeal from Davies Circuit Court. — Hon. Arch B. Davis, Judge.
1Opinion of the Court
ELLISON, P. J.-
— This is an action for divorce and alimony. There was a decree of divorce in plaintiff’s favor for defendant’s fault, but the trial court refused her permanent alimony and she appealed. •
The propriety of the court’s action in refusing alimony depends upon a contract of separation. The parties were married in March, 1877, and lived together more than twenty-two years. They were comparatively poor, yet not in want for the ordinary comforts of farm life secured from property they jointly accumulated. There were eight children. In November, 1899, they parted, but in doing so…
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