Walton v. Walton

Defendant and plaintiff were formerly husband and wife and jointly interested in a business known as the Walton Auto Electric, in the city of Ypsilanti. They were divorced May 27,1933. At the time of the divorce the parties held title to certain premises in the city of Ypsilanti and in Mt. Clemens, by entireties, and then and after the divorce the premises in Ypsilanti were used for the purposes of the business and as a residence by both parties, plaintiff occupying certain living rooms on the second floor and defendant the first floor and basement for the business and his own living quarters.