Budai v. Budai

Many specifications of error are urged, all. of which practically go to the question of the weight of the evidence and the abuse of the trial court in the exrcise of its discretion in allowing alimony to the husband. We will dismiss those specifications, since there is conflicting evdence as to the contributions toward the purchase of the real estate and the respective payments for improvements and upkeep. So we are unable to say that if the court had the power to grant to the divorced husband an interest-in the wife’s real estate, it abused it discretion, or that the award was manifestly…