Madgwick v. Madgwick

OPINION

By ROSE, J.

In this case the defendant was brought before the Court on a rule in contempt, to show cause why he should not be punished for failure to comply with the Court’s order. The defendant at that time moved to dismiss the contempt proceedings and gave three grounds why said contempt proceedings should be dismissed.

The Court will consider his various grounds in order as set forth in the defendant’s memorandum.

First, whether the Court had the right to grant alimony where none is prayed for specifically in the petition. This has been fairly well decided by the Court, 14 O. Jur.,…