McCullough v. McCullough

THOMAS, J.:

The appellee-husband sued the appellant-wife for divorce charging her with habitual intemperance. An amendment to the bill was filed, but this pleading was stricken upon motion of the defendant, and subsequently withdrawn by the plaintiff; so testimony was eventually taken on the original bill and the answer, presenting the lone issue whether the defendant had been guilty of the misconduct alleged.

After all evidence had been introduced in behalf of both parties, except some testimony as to attorney’s fees and in brief rebuttal, the plaintiff sought permission to file an amendment…