Broadwell v. Broadwell

21 Ohio St. (N.S.) 657
Ohio Supreme Court·Decided December 15, 1871·Published

Opinion

By the Court :

By section seven of the act concerning divorce and alimony, passed March 11,1853, (S. & C. 512,) it is provided, when a divorce is granted by reason of the aggression of the husband, the wife shall be allowed alimony out of her husband’s real and personal, property, “ which, may be allowed to her in real or personal property.” Held.[658]*658In case it is allowed in real property, it is not error to decree to her the absolute title in fee,

J. A. Penn and Stcmdish & Brown for the motion. J. & B. A. Johnston contra.

Motion overruled.

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