Harris v. Harris

The opinion of the court was delivered by This is a divorce case in which the plaintiff (husband) was granted a divorce for the fault of the defendant (wife). The sole issue presented on appeal is whether the trial court committed error in its division of the property owned by the parties. The record discloses that on the date of the rendition of the judgment all property owned by the parties had been acquired during the marriage and consisted of the family home, a 1941 Pontiac automobile, 17 U.S. Savings Bonds of the value of $25 each on maturity, a set of tools formerly used by the plaintiff in operating a garage, household goods, and personal clothing.