Easeley v. . Easeley
Supreme Court of North Carolina
Civil .actioN to obtain a divorce from bed and board on account of abandonment, beard on motion for alimony pendente lite, before Ferguson, J., at December Term, 1916, of Burke. There was judgment allowing alimony, and defendant, having duly excepted, appealed.
1Opinion of the CourtIIoke, J.
The complaint, properly verified, seems to contain facts sufficient to justify a decre on tlie ground claimed, and on motion for alimony pendente lite there were supporting affidavits on the part of plaintiff and very full affidavits in denial on the part of the defendant. After argument of counsel and on consideration of the affidavits, there was decree allowing alimony, the court adjudging that the “plaintiff has made out a prima facie case on the issue of abandonment.” This statement contained in his Honor’s judgment is all the finding that was made by him on the question submitted, and,…
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