Martin v. Martin

Supreme Court of Minnesota

Martin v. Martin

284 N.W. 294, 204 Minn. 621, 1939 Minn. LEXIS 610

Supreme Court of Minnesota·Decided February 24, 1939·No. No. 31,867.·Published·Cited by 1 cases

Opinion

Per Curiam.

Plaintiff appeals from that part of a decree of divorce which awards the custody of the boy, now eight and a half years old, to defendant. *622 Plaintiff was awarded the custody of the daughter, the only other child of the parties, now seven years old.

Mr. Justice Hilton being ill and unable to participate in the decision, and the other justices being equally divided, that part of the decree which awards the custody of the son, James Sherman Martin, to the defendant is affirmed without opinion.

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Per Curiam.

Plaintiff appeals from that part of a decree of divorce which awards the custody of the boy, now eight and a half years old, to defendant. *622 Plaintiff was awarded the custody of the daughter, the only other child of the parties, now seven years old.

Mr. Justice Hilton being ill and unable to participate in the decision, and the other justices being equally divided, that part of the decree which awards the custody of the son, James Sherman Martin, to the defendant is affirmed without opinion.

Martin v. Martin, 284 N.W. 294, 204 Minn. 621, 1939 Minn. LEXIS 610 (Mich. 1939).

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