Addison v. Addison
California Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtPeters, J.
Plaintiff Leona Addison (hereafter referred to as Leona) was granted an interlocutory decree of divorce from defendant Morton Addison (hereafter referred to as Morton) on the ground of his adultery. As part of that judgment the trial court held, inter alia, that the only community property was the household furniture and furnishings,1 and that Morton was to pay the current income tax *561liabilities for both Leona and himself, holding his wife harmless from such claims.* 2 Both parties have appealed, Leona on the question of the extent of the community property, and Morton on his obligation to…
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