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Dilatush v. Dilatush

Citations

  • 102 Wash. 504
  • 173 P. 431
  • 1918 Wash. LEXIS 977

Syllabus

<p>Divorce—Suit Money—Temporary Alimony — Evidence — Sueeiciency. A wife is not entitled to suit money and temporary alimony out of community property of little consequence where it appears that it was all necessary to tlie maintenance of an established business, and it appears that she is possessed of a large amount of money and property and is living at home at the expense of the defendant.</p> <p>Appeal—Decisions Appealable—Final Order—Temporary Alimony. An order for the payment of attorney’s fees and monthly alimony pendente Ute is appealable as a final judgment, under Rem. Code, § 1716, subd. 1, authorizing an appeal from the final judgment entered in an action or proceeding.</p>

Judges: Chadwick

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