Cassutt v. Cassutt

— On August 25, 1921, the lower court, in a divorce action between the parties hereto, made findings of fact and conclusions of law to the effect that appellant was entitled to an interlocutory order of divorce from respondent, and on that day signed and entered the interlocutory order.

Among other things, the court found that the community property of the parties consisted, with other property, of a business known as the Seattle Music House, of the approximate value of between $40,000 and $50,000. The court concluded that appellant was entitled to, and respondent should pay to her as and for…