Zelda M. Clifford v. Robert K. Clifford
Hawaii Supreme Court
1Per curiam
Libelant-appellee, hereinafter called the libelant, sued the libelee-appellant, hereinafter called the libelee, for absolute divorce; the case was duly heard on December 30, 1955. The trial court orally made a finding for libelant awarding alimony and support. Before any decree was entered, the attorney for libelant withdrew. A form of decree was presented by libelee which the trial judge refused to sign. Libelant obtained new counsel who, after making a motion to amend the libel for divorce, which motion was partially heard, filed a motion to discontinue which was allowed by the trial judge.
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2Cases cited1 opinion
- Ahlo v. BolteHawaii Supreme Court · 1903
3Cited by1 opinion
- Clifford v. CliffordHawaii Supreme Court · 1958