Leonardo v. Leonardo

MILLER, Associate Justice.

Alexander Leonardo, a physician, and his wife Alleen, the appellees, own a building on Thirteenth Street, Northwest, in Washington; in the lower or ground floor of which he maintains his office; while he, his wife and children, for several years, have lived in the first floor apartment, above. Alexander and Alleen own, also, a farm in Maryland, where his family spend the hot summer months. In April, 1942, the family moved to the Maryland farm, but Alexander continued to use a bedroom, the kitchen and bath of their living quarters, when his professional duties…