Arizona Supreme Court· 4/9/1957

Reed v. Reed

Citations

309 P.2d 790
82 Ariz. 168
1957 Ariz. LEXIS 207

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stating that a party’s “fail[ure] to adduce evidence of the value [of property] is not to be blamed on the trial judge”
“If appellant was dissatisfied with the state of the record, it was his duty to further enlighten the court.”
when the parties do not present evidence of the value of the property to be divided, “[t]he sole duty of the judge [is] to use his best judgment under the circumstances”
\We are not impressed by a complaint that the trial judge was compelled to guess in order to arrive at a decision when his sole duty after both parties rested was to exercise his best judgment under the circumstances.\

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Judges: Udall, Windes, Struckmeyer, Prade, Phelps, Hon, Hyder, County

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