Robuck v. Robuck
Washington Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
Dawson, J. †
Jesse D. Robuck brought a divorce suit. He prevailed in superior court. Clara Alice Robuck, defendant, appealed from the judgment and decree entered therein.
Numerous assignments of error are laid. They fall into one of two categories: the granting of a divorce; the court’s disposition of the community property, including the provisions for alimony.
The issue of recrimination is not in the case. Believing that the causa causae of her husband’s action was pressure exerted by his relatives, friends, and associates, appellant’s primary purpose in contesting the divorce action was to…
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