McQuade v. McQuade

In previous litigation between these parties, under the statute formerly in effect, viz., C.R.S. ’53, 46-1-4, the wife sued the husband for separate maintenance and the husband sued the wife for divorce, both charging cruelty. The two actions were consolidated for trial, whereupon the court found that both had in fact been guilty of cruelty and dismissed the complaints.

The instant action filed November 18, 1959, designated a suit in equity for maintenance and support, was commenced by the wife some eight months after entry of final judgment in the previous litigation. In the complaint she…