Willoughby v. Willoughby
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
1Opinion of the Court
STANLEY^ Commissioner.
A divorce was granted Ruby Griffin Wil-loughby from H. P. Willoughby on her counterclaim. The claims of the husband, as appellant, and of the wife, as cross-appellant, for reversal of the judgment as to alimony and maintenance of a child appear in the course of the opinion.'
Title to- a residence in Lexington, which was purchased by the appellant in 1951, was taken in the name of himself and his wife jointly with the right of survivor-ship. The court adjudged that the appellant “is the owner in fee simple" of the property particularly described and that “the defendant,…
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