Bowen v. Bowen
Court of Appeals of North Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
BALEY, Judge.
Defendant makes three assignments of error which he contends would justify reversal of the order of the trial court: (1) admission, of testimony of the plaintiff which implied adultery of defendant; (2) insufficient evidence of abandonment of the plaintiff by defendant; and (3) abuse of discretion in awarding excessive alimony and support. We do not consider any of these assignments of error to have merit.
G.S. 50-10 provides that in divorce cases “neither the husband nor wife shall be a competent witness to prove the adultery of the other.” This statute applies to actions for…
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