Moss v. Moss
Supreme Court of Georgia
Alimony and injunction. Before Judge Patterson. Cobb superior court. April 28, 1915. Mrs. Catherine V. Moss brought suit against her husband, Daniel J. Moss, to recover an allowance of alimony temporary and permanent, and counsel fees, and for injunction against her husband’s disposing of or encumbering his property.
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Alimony and injunction. Before Judge Patterson. Cobb superior court. April 28, 1915. Mrs. Catherine V. Moss brought suit against her husband, Daniel J. Moss, to recover an allowance of alimony temporary and permanent, and counsel fees, and for injunction against her husband’s disposing of or encumbering his property. She alleged that she was married to him on July 10, 1914, and lived with him until November 6, 1914, when she was compelled to separate herself from him on account of his cruel treatment, and of the conduct of his son-in-law, Dr. Edwards, which placed her in peril of her life,…
1Opinion of the CourtEvans, P. J.
(After stating the foregoing facts.)
1. Over objection,-the court allowed a witness to testify that the defendant Edwards had stated to him that the plaintiff would not do anything for his father-in-law, would not wash his clothes, iron them, and that he was going to spend, or had spent, $25 to investigate her character, and talked that she was not a nice woman. Another witness, who was the son of the defendant Daniel J. Moss and a brother-in-law of the defendant Edwards, was allowed to testify that Edwards said to him: “Boys,'if yon all will stick to me, we will run that old lady off. I can…
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