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· 1/10/1919

Quient v. Quient

Citations

  • 105 Wash. 315
  • 177 P. 779
  • 1919 Wash. LEXIS 987

Syllabus

<p>Divorce (12)—Condonation—Acts Constituting. The fact of living with her husband until she brought suit for divorce does not operate as a condonation of conduct amounting to cruelty which consisted of a series of acts and continued course of conduct.</p> <p>Same (80)—Division op Property. An allowance to the wife of $1,000, and the household furniture valued at $750, and a home valued at $5,500, in trust for the benefit of a minor child, is not an unfair division, where the balance of the property, worth at least $6,000, was awarded to the husband, even though it was largely separate property.</p>

Judges: Main

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