Isom v. Isom
Supreme Court of Colorado
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Young
The parties appear here in the same order as in the district court and for convenience reference will he made to them as plaintiff and defendants, or by name. To the judgment dismissing plaintiff’s complaint she prosecutes a writ of error.
At the time she instituted the action plaintiff had a judgment in the district court for $1,135:66 for unpaid alimony against defendant, Owen Lee Isom, her divorced husband, who was employed by the other defendants, Louie Myerson, Myerson, Inc., and Fidelity Investment Company, a corporation. The two corporations were owned and controlled by defendant Louie…
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- Isom v. IsomSupreme Court of Colorado · 1943