Spute v. Spute

Citations

• 74 Wash. 665
• 134 P. 175
• 1913 Wash. LEXIS 2110

Syllabus

<p>Divorce — Grounds—Rendering Life Burdensome — Evidence—Sufficiency. Under Rem. & Bal. Code, § 982, authorizing a divorce on any grounds deemed sufficient, where the court is satisfied that the parties can no longer live together, the denial of a divorce is unwarranted, where it appears that there is no love between the parties, the defendant’s attitude toward his wife has been such as to make her life burdensome, and the parties agree that they can no longer live together, although there was no evidence of quarrels or temper or actual abusive treatment (Mount, J., dissenting).</p> <p>Divorce — Alimony—Right to. The wife is entitled to alimony although all the property belonged to the husband at the time of the marriage.</p>