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137 Mich. 295

Burke v. Burke

Michigan Supreme Court

Decided July 16, 1904

Michigan Supreme Court · decided 1904-07-16

<p>Divorce — Alimony.</p> <p>Evidence examined and held that the amount of alimony awarded by the circuit court on granting a divorce was proper.</p>

Affirmed · Decided 1904-07-16

Carpenter, J.

¶1From a decree granting complainant a divorce and alimony, both parties appeal. The single question raised by the appeal — and that is purely a question of fact — is whether the amount of alimony awarded was proper. It is sufficient to say that an examination of the testimony convinces us that neither party has a just right to complain of that award.

¶2The decree of the circuit court will therefore be affirmed. Complainant will recover her taxable costs, less the amount already awarded for her disbursements.

Moore, C. J., Montgomery and Hooker, JJ., concurred. Grant, J., did not sit.
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