Parlow v. Turner
Tennessee Supreme Court
FROM MADISON. Appeal from the Circuit Court of Madison County.— S. J. Eveeett, Judge.
1Opinion of the CourtChief Justice Neil
The plaintiff and his wife intermarried during’ the year 1909. A short time prior to the marriage the wife had purchased and obtained a deed in fee to two small tracts of land lying in Madison county. After the marriage they lived together about two years, and then voluntarily separated, and have since lived apart. No children were born to the union. Subesquent to the separation the husband contributed nothing to the maintenance of his wife. Her only support has been the rent of the two small tracts, which she has been leasing to tenants at a monthly rental in her own name. The husband made…
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