Le Blanc v. Le Blanc
Michigan Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtClark, C. J.
The decree granted divorce, turned the property, principally real estate held by the entireties, over to a receiver to be sold, with direction to divide equally between the parties what may remain after payment of certain debts and the charges and expenses of receivership. Defendant has appealed.
Defendant is a decorator. Since the marriage the parties have conducted a small store, selling wall paper, paint and varnish.' Plaintiff had charge of the store, and has been provided, sufficiently, with funds from receipts at the store. Defendant has done the outside work of decorating, papering,…
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