Day v. Day
Missouri Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
MORGAN, Judge.
In this divorce case, the husband is plaintiff. The wife responded to his petition by filing an answer in the nature of a general denial. At the conclusion of the husband’s testimony, the trial court found him not to be innocent and by its decree awarded the wife an allowance for attorney fee and denied the divorce. The husband has appealed.
His petition set out the date of marriage as April 13, 1935, and the separation date as January 1, 1958. The misconduct of the wife, among other things, was alleged to have included excessive drinking and consorting with other men. The…
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