Tourne v. Tourne
Supreme Court of Louisiana
APPEAL FROM THE COURT OF THE ETRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT. This case commenced by the institution of two separate actions. The wife first sued her husband for her half of the community, alleging that he had endeavored to defraud her, fey selling his property t'o his two sons, and by suing his creditors.
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APPEAL FROM THE COURT OF THE ETRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT. This case commenced by the institution of two separate actions. The wife first sued her husband for her half of the community, alleging that he had endeavored to defraud her, fey selling his property t'o his two sons, and by suing his creditors. See the facts of this case, in the suit of Tourné vs. His Creditors, reported in 6 Louisiana Reports, 459. Madame Tourné afterwards sued her husband for a separation from bed and board. • This case was tried with the former one, on its return from the Supreme Court. The pleadings and facts material…
1Opinion of the CourtBullard, J.
The plaintiff sued her husband for a separation from bed and board, on the general allegations, that for -some years past, some causes of which she is ignorant, have lately estranged her husband’s affections from her, and brought upon her his inveterate hatred; that since that, period he has neglected her in an outrageous manner; has abandoned her, ill treated her, and suffered others, particularly two of her children, to speak to her in an insulting manner, in her •own house, and that by his abuses and insults he has rendered their living together intolerable.
The defendant in his answer…
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