Opinion

Arnold v. Arnold

  • 261 Ark. 734
  • 553 S.W.2d 251
  • 1977 Ark. LEXIS 2144
Court
Supreme Court of Arkansas
Filed
Jun 6, 1977
Status
Published
Author
Byrd
On the bench
Fogleman, Harris, Hickman, Byrd
Cited by
11 cases

The opinion

Conley Byrd, Justice, concurring.

Because of the testimony of Mrs. Smith and Mr. Alexander I cannot say that the chancellor was in error in finding that Mr. Arnold fraudulently overreached appellee in procuring the antenuptial agreement. However, I take this occasion to point out that our laws on antenuptial agreements especially among persons beyond the child bearing age — need a substantial revision in view of the educational and business acumen of the present day woman.

For the reasons stated I concur in the result of the majority.

Harris, C.J., joins in this concurrence.

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