Logue v. Logue

Sometime prior to January 1953, the appellant Ben O. Logue sued his wife Mrs. Lessie Vines Logue for a divorce. Thereafter, she filed an answer to the hill for divorce, and also a cross bill, in which she sought a divorce from the appellant who was the cross-defendant, on the ground of habitually cruel and inhuman treatment.

On January 29, 1953, the parties to the suit entered into a “separation agreement”, whereby they undertook to settle “all property and support questions or difficulties between them” and the agreement recites further that the same is made “in consideration of mutual…