Melvin v. Melvin
Supreme Court of Georgia
Application for temporary alimony. Before Judge Spence. Calhoun superior court. December 4, 1906.
1Opinion of the CourtEvans, J.
The wife filed a petition against the husband, praying a divorce, an allowance of alimony and attorney’s fees, and an injunction against the husband encumbering or selling his property pending the suit. On the interlocutory hearing the court awarded the wife counsel fees and temporary alimony, and enjoined the defendant from encumbering or selling his property until final decree. The defendant excepts on the grounds, that the wife is not entitled to alimony under the case made; that the allowance was excessive; and that no cause for an injunction pendente lite was shown.
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