Larimore v. Larimore

In November, 1935, plaintiff and defendant were married and took up their residence on a farm owned by plaintiff, his mother living with them as a member of the family. Defendant and her mother-in-law did not get along pleasantly and in May, 1936, after a disagreement, the former left the house and did not return. Plaintiff filed suit for divorce, alleging desertion. Defendant in her answer denied the charge and filed a countercomplaint asking for separate maintenance, also a decretal order that plaintiff refund to her certain moneys she claimed to have loaned him. Issues being joined, the…