Whitmore v. Whitmore
Michigan Supreme Court
Motion for alimony pendente Ute. Submitted and denied June 13. Appeal from the Superior Court of Detroit. Bill for divorce. Defendant appeals.
1Opinion of the Court
Campbell, -T.
Complainant obtained a decree of divorce against defendant on tbe ground of cruelty. There was strong evidence, fully corroborated by the defendant’s charges in her answer, that she had habitually and persistently treated complainant in the most offensive and opprobrious manner, accusing him in public and in private of infamous conduct in violation of his marriage obligations, and calling him by the vilest epithets vulgarly applied to persons acting habitually as she charged him to have acted. This conduct on her part was carried on at times and places not only calculated to…
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