Leiserowitz v. Fogarty
Appellate Court of Illinois
Trial of right of property. Appeal from the County Court of Livingston county; the Hon. C. F. H. Cabithers, Judge, presiding.
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Thompson
Tena Fogarty, appellee, was married to Charles B. Fogarty in December, 1903. Charles B. Fogarty at that time had no money and had to borrow $25 with which to get married. He was divorced from a former wife, and in 1901 had given a judgment note for $253.39 to Sam Leiserowitz, appellant. Tena Fogarty at the time of her marriage had $60, and after her marriage inherited about $1,400 from her father’s estate. After his second marriage Charles Fogarty worked on a farm by the month for two years, substantially all his wages being used in the support of his family, and his wife used some of her…
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