Shore Ex Rel. Welborn v. Shore
Supreme Court of North Carolina
1DissentSeawell, J.
Civil action for alimony without divorce.
The facts, necessary to a decision, follow:
1. At the instance of the defendant and on affidavit filed by him 19 May, 1936, the plaintiff was adjudged insane and committed to the State Hospital at Morganton, where she stayed at intervals until 8 June, 1938, when she was released as "improved."
2. The plaintiff and defendant then went to the home of plaintiff's parents where they lived as man and wife until 29 August, 1938, when they separated under the terms of a written agreement and the defendant went to Thomasville to live, leaving the plaintiff at…
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