Sullivan v. Sullivan

The trial court’s decree awarded a divorce to the plaintiff husband upon the grounds of defendant’s adultery and further determined that plaintiff’s conveyance of previously owned real estate in joint tenancy with the defendant, following marriage, was void for want of consideration, want of délivery of the deed, and that the deed was obtained by false and fraudulent representations. Defendant’s counterclaim for partition was dismissed for want of equity, and the decree ordered the defendant to reconvey the property to the plaintiff.

This appeal is limited to that part of the decree ordering…