Kessinger v. Kessinger
Michigan Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtSouris, J.
A decree of divorce was granted to plaintiff in September of 1958. Plaintiff alleged as grounds therefor defendant’s extreme and repeated cruelty and nonsupport. Defendant filed a cross bill, and then amended it, likewise alleging cruelty and also alleging adultery as grounds for a divorce in his favor.
Neither the parties (fortunately there were no children born of this union) nor the bar would be benefited by a detailed recitation of the proofs offered by each party in support of the allegations made. A portion of the trial court’s opinion will suffice to indicate the nature of the charges…
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